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I was hoping someone had some ideas on this: I have a client that is looking
to do ticket printing (they're a musicial organization and are hoping to bring
printing of tickets "in house").

My question is - are there devices out there that are compatible with FreeBSD?

Seems like everything just has a serial port, but do you treat it like a
raw devices and just send data out to it?

Any help, again, is appreciated.

Thanks.

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