When purchasing printer, drivers shipped along, or downloaded from support website often has limited options. It's either for the operating systems from microsoft, apple, and on very few chances for others.
FreeBSD can be installed with a printer or any type, but there maybe some difficulties with it. This is real issue that needs to be addressed with freeBSD. Learn how to setup your printer with freeBSD on the discussion link below.
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