Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Which printer for best libreoffice integration ?

I have has good luck with an HP laser printer, and even a HP colored 
Laser [till it died].

Now my laserjet 2300's duplex system is now working well, but it was 
used when I bought it.  For inkjet printers, I prefer ink-tank versions. 
I have had good luck with Canon inkjet printers.  Since I use Ubuntu 
Linux, I first look for ones that support Linux, which requires me to 
look to the UK site where Canon seems to support Linux, while not 
supporting it in the USA.

Now, if you are needing a large monthly printing life, and the 
scanner/copier/fax included, I have seen a lot of good HP printer 
systems.  It seems that every office I go to has a HP business printer 
with 2-5 paper trays.

SO, I would thing HP for b&w laser printing and look into the business 
inkjet printers [up to $1000] that has been designed for 10,000 + pages 
a month.



On 03/01/2018 08:45 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
> Le 01/03/2018 à 13:58, Kurt Jaeger a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> I suppose it is horses for courses, as they say.
>
> At work, I have a networked Kyocera FS-C5150DN, it is slow by modern
> standards but trusty.
>
> I also have a networked HP MFP X576dw - lightning fast, colour OK,
> although colour calibration is not quite what appears on screen (typical
> HP). It can scan to virtually anything in the office over the network,
> takes USB keys, etc, and handles wireless and phone app printing (even
> printing over the internet if that is your thing)
>
> Both can do duplex.
>
>
> I have been rather surprised at the excellent print speed of the HP
> though, so much so that I bought a second (slightly different model) for
> my home office.
>
> Alex


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