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Brother printer questions
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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While the Linux integration wasn't a huge deal for me I just wanted to add one point: Be aware of the fine dust situation laser printer create and why some people are having issues. For home use a inkjet is sometimes preferrable if one can't position it right (as we often can't at home)
Sadly at least in the last test I read Brother was one of the worst offenders together with HP.
(I still have one but keep it in my office away from the living areas)