laser color best linux support in All Reviews

…Pros: When it works, it works respectably.Cons: Lousy Linux support. Chipped toner cartridges which just keep a page count, so one page is one page, whether .01% of the page uses a given color or 44…

…Pros: When it works, it works respectably. Cons: Lousy Linux support. Chipped toner cartridges which just keep a page count, so one page is one page, whether .01% of the page uses a given color… 109 more reviews »

…Pros: Flawless Linux support (ALL functions, including services/status!) with current HPLIP. Amazing print quality. Easy network integration. HP Web JetAdmin support. Probably the best color…

…Pros: Color, sound, accessory package; Linux support.… 107 more reviews »

…: Nice linux drivers from Samsung. It's good to see a hardware maker support linux.… 578 more reviews »

…Very small color laser with pretty fast print speed. Paper handling is not the best, and color profile/matching is not good enough for photos, but for the basics it is a great performer. Printer… 81 more reviews »

…, and in general, color laser printers are not the best at photo printing. Inkjets are better suited for that job.… 2 more reviews »

…This just won't work well with a Mac. It is not directly supported by HP and the open source drivers produce muddy color pictures at best. Go with an HP 2605 or The new Brother wireless color laser… 85 more reviews »

…Pros: inexpensive color laser… 40 more reviews »

…I needed a quality color laser for my home network. Works great out of Windows & Linux. Quality of printing is fantastic! The pages are slightly curled, which I curl them the opposite way… 113 more reviews »

… printing is bright and detailed, supports wireless network printing, duplexing, good size paper tray, prints directly from a USB drive, supports Linux (Brother even provides their own drivers). It doesn… 180 more reviews »

…I currently have several color laser printers. This printer prints the best color photos and...… 20 more reviews »

…Pros: Inexpensive Durable Supports Linux… 46 more reviews »

… requiring a full-featured printer (which DOES support all of the traditional printer languages) opt for the Color LaserJet 3800 series -- which is around $300 additional.

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…I'm a Linux user and wanted a color laser all-in-one. The HP 2840 comes with Windows drivers only, not surprisingly, but is fully supported in Linux. It worked out of the box with cups, using hplip…