don't know whether that one has fax built in or not, or if you even use fax. So you might want to consider just a LaserJet printer without all the multifunction stuff if you don't need it. But if not, that HP is probably just fine. We'll include a link in the show notes to the hardware reference guide, Linux compatibility hardware reference. And that should give you some idea before you go out and purchase a printer, which of the printers that are available to you in Walmart or any other store you want to go to is compatible with Linux. So just bring that link along with you on your phone to the store you're going to and look up the model that they have there on the shelf and see if it's Linux compatible. They'll give some ratings there, things from works perfectly to most functions work to this is a paperweight. And you'll be able to tell from there whether or not it's Linux compatible and how Linux compatible it actually is. Yeah, well, I had a printer, I can't remember what it was, (20/53)
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