I’m in the market for a new all-in-one printer/scanner for light home use. While it was certainly educational to figure out how to get my MX-700 working on NixOS, I’d rather have a smoother experience – and support a company that provides more first-class Linux support – this time around.
The reviews I’ve read have said good things about HP’s 87xx series, so I’m hoping someone has a positive experience to report with one of those, but I’m interested in hearing about experiences with other models as well.
Can not make a suggestion, but printers that are also covered by the gutenprint project might work better out of the box.
I had in the past good experience with hp printers.
I’m happy with Epson (esp. the new L series which has inks in tanks instead of cartridges). I used to be a HP die-hard fan when it comes to printers, but they let me down in the past decade too often, and Epson’s Linux support has grown quite a bit.
Make sure to use ESC-CPR drivers and SANE in order to scan and print (over WiFi).