Javier,
The only problem I've had with non-compatibility is with Epson printers. They will work on Linux but can sometimes be a bit difficult (problem finding drivers) - which is a pity because they are really good printers. HP printers support Linux very well with the HPLIP (HP Linux Imaging and Printing system) although many smaller, cheaper HP printers don't take advantage of all HPLIP's facilities.
My most recent laptop (Dell Latitude E5570, fitted with only an SSD as standard) installed Linux not ...
Javier,The only problem I've had with non-compatibility is with Epson printers. They will work on Linux but can sometimes be a bit difficult (problem finding drivers) - which is a pity because they are really good printers. HP printers support Linux very well with the HPLIP (HP Linux Imaging and Printing system) although many smaller, cheaper HP printers don't take advantage of all HPLIP's facilities.
My most recent laptop (Dell Latitude E5570, fitted with only an SSD as standard) installed Linux not ...
The only problem I've had with non-compatibility is with Epson printers. They will work on Linux but can sometimes be a bit difficult (problem finding drivers) - which is a pity because they are really good printers. HP printers support Linux very well with the HPLIP (HP Linux Imaging and Printing system) although many smaller, cheaper HP printers don't take advantage of all HPLIP's facilities.
My most recent laptop (Dell Latitude E5570, fitted with only an SSD as standard) installed Linux not ...
