Recommend a Linux-compatible Laser printer

Meng Cheah meng-D1t3LT1mScs at public.gmane.org
Fri Nov 21 22:11:30 UTC 2008


Salman Ahmed wrote:
> My budget for the printer is the first priority so that rules out the nice Brother model that Madison recommended. The Samsung model for $69.99 at FS sounds interesting - I just need to check how well its supported under Linux. If I can find a Brother model close to $100 I'd prefer to go for it as their printers seem to be very well regarded even if they are on the pricier side.
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> Evan: thanks for the link to the OpenPrinting database, I'll be cross-checking my selections through there.
If possible, buy from a source that you can return without hassle.
Even though the database may state that the printer is compatible, you 
may encounter surprises with your distro and version.

I was using a Samsung ML-2250 and am using a ML-2010 at present.
>  Strangely enough, my 8+ year old Lexmark Optra E312 is really well supported under Linux through CUPS and and lpd/lprng.
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> Thanks for the replies everyone.
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