Printers

Epson’s and HP’s generally have good compatibility with Linux. Lexmark and Canon generally have bad compatibility. Lexmark’s stated reason “We don’t have the resources.” (quaint:-). LinuxPrinting.org’s database has extensive linux in/compatibility info.

Printers that don’t work with Linux.

Brother

• MFC 4820C USB

• MFC 580

  Canon

• BJC2100

• BJC5000

• BJC5500

• BJC5100

• i250

• i320

• i350

• i550

• i560

• i960

• iR-1510

• LBP640

• LBP800

• LBP810

• LBP880

• MF-3110

• MF-5750

• MP-160

• ImageCLASS MF5750

• LaserBase MF3220

• LaserBase MF5730

• LaserBase MF5750

• LaserBase MF5770

• Multipass F Series

• PIXMA MP780

• SmartBase MPC190 (http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php?topic=48815.msg324149#msg324149)

  Datamax

• ALL PRINTERS

  Dell

• photo 926 AIO

• a940

  Epson

• Aculaser C900

• C65

• CX1500

• CX6400

• LX-800

  HP

• Laserjet 3100

• OfficeJet t65

  Konica-Minolta-QMS

• Minolta PagePro 1100L

• QMS Magicolor 2 Desklaser

  Lexmark

• 910 Series

• P3120

• P3150

• P706

• T420

• Winwriter 200

• X215

• X2350

• X2470

• X3330

• X3470

• X5150

• X63

• X74/X75

• X83

• X85/X86

• Z23/Z33

• Z45

• Z53

• Z55

• z605

• z730

• z710

• z12

  OKIDATA

• C3100

• C5100

• C5150

• C5200

  PANASONIC

• DP1520P

  Others

• Samsung SCX-5312 F

• Samsung ML-1610

• Olivetti Artjet 10

• Mitsubishi CP770DW

• Sharp AR-M160 (driver on cups.org/linuxprinting.org does NOT work)(Printer work fine with driver for AR-161 )