PCClient
PCClient is PaperCut's native macOS print client application, used to manage print jobs, track printing costs, and enforce print policies in enterprise and educational environments. The app integrates with the PaperCut print management server and provides users with job submission controls, account management, cost tracking, and shared account functionality. It is typically deployed by IT departments to Mac workstations that need to interact with a central PaperCut print server.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">PaperCut's official installation documentation explicitly identifies PCClient as a native Mac .app package. However, the search results do not contain specific information confirming whether the current builds available from the PaperCut Application Server are compiled for Apple Silicon (arm64) or remain Intel-only. Since PCClient is distributed directly from your organisation's PaperCut Application Server rather than through standard download channels, your first step is to contact your IT department or PaperCut support directly to confirm whether the version available on your server has been updated to a native Apple Silicon build. If your copy is still Intel-only, it will continue to run under Rosetta 2 today, but Apple is removing Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028), so you will need a native build before that date. Ask your IT team whether a native Apple Silicon build is available for deployment, or check the PaperCut website for recent release notes mentioning Apple Silicon support.
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1 suggestionBased on the search results, PaperCut has developed ARM64 support for their Mac client. The PaperCut documentation specifically mentions "ARM64 printing" and "Start printing on ARM64 devices" in their recent help materials, indicating native Apple Silicon compatibility. However, the search results don't provide specific version numbers or direct download links for the ARM64-enabled version. You should visit the official PaperCut support site or contact your organization's PaperCut administrator to obtain the latest version that includes native Apple Silicon support. The current Intel version may still work through Rosetta 2 translation, but getting the native ARM64 version will provide better performance and compatibility.
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