Method 1:
The okular application in KDE allows you to open and view XPS files created on Microsoft Windows. You can then print the file from okular.
Method 2:
However, if you want another method, where you do not have to install KDE and it’s several libraries, you can follow the steps below:
$ sudo apt-get install libgxps-utils <enter>
This will install xpstopdf which you can then use as follows to convert the XPS file to a PDF file
$ xpstopdf report.xps report.pdf <enter>
You can now use any PDF reader to open the report.pdf file. You can then print the resulting PDF file too.
Method 3:
$ sudo apt-get install mupdf <enter>
$ mupdf report.xps <enter>
But no printing possible.
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