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> There are still many printers which are not supported at all or only barely supported - some people argue that the user should research Linux compatibility be
by nemetroid 5y ago
> There are still many printers which are not supported at all or only barely supported - some people argue that the user should research Linux compatibility before buying their hardware.
Any printer that supports AirPrint is going to work in Linux, and most new printers do (since they want to support printing from iOS). So if you're buying a new printer, it's arguably not really necessary to research Linux compatibility.