He means literally “Print”, like to a printer, because that’s how Universal, Epilog, Gravograph, etc all work. The problem I have with this is that it discards a massive amount of LightBurn’s functionality - no jogging, placement, camera, power settings, path planning, control over line intervals, etc, and you’re likely stuck with whatever image processing those systems do within their print drivers, meaning no dither modes.
It would be a functional lobotomy of the software.
We’ve toyed with implementing a print function at some point, mostly just to proof designs, but I expect it to be a pretty hefty amount of work, and it’s not high priority. If a huge swath of our customer base wants it, we’ll do it, but in two years the suggestion has received 23 votes: https://lightburn.fider.io/posts/184/is-it-possible-to-print-design-from-lightburn