Kyocera 2530 MF worked fine through usb and network on foomatic driver also on a driver from kyocera web-site. Under AltLinux. 
But Xerox, I think has worse compatibility with Linux. Scanner not works. A5 printing might not work.

So Kyocera is more preferred by me. Think, this can help you to start your search.


Mar 23, 2019, 8:42 PM by cmmarusich@gmail.com:

> <> znavko@tutanota.com <mailto:znavko@tutanota.com>> > writes:
>
>> Hi! I think you are too optimistic, thinking guixsd works fine with
>> printer drivers (that are proprietary in the mass).
>> Here you can try to find >> http://h-node.org <http://h-node.org/>>>  <>> http://h-node.org <http://h-node.org/>>> > but
>> info from there is very old and offered models are old.
>> But if you will not get result, you can try trisquel where it is
>> possible to solve problems with printer drivers.
>>
>
> If optimism is a crime, then I'm guilty as charged! :-)
>
> I realize it will be difficult to find a printer that works well with
> Guix System.  It's already difficult to find a printer that works well
> with GNU/Linux systems in general.  That's why I'm asking on this email
> list for anyone who has successfully printed using Guix System to share
> their success story.  I hope it will help me (and others) find printers
> that works with Guix System.
>
> Thank you for mentioning h-node.  I've actually spent quite some time
> already searching h-node and openprinting.org, and I agree that although
> they are useful, they are a bit difficult to use.  And like you've said,
> the information they contain is often incomplete or old.  If we collect
> enough useful information here, perhaps we can share the details with
> h-node and openprinting.org to improve their databases.  Beyond h-node
> and openprinting.org, do you know of any other good resources?
>
> Thank you,
>
> -- 
> Chris
>