Install easy on both Fedora (parallel) & Debian (usb-laptop). Had some problems with Debian install - unreliable printing images - sometimes works, sometimes not. Trying to print from either Mozilla or Firefox closes the browser window, and no print. Regular text Douments, even with images and fancy formatting work fine, tho. Fedora works fine from any document source ... On either system, I can only get 600x600, Changing Printer Properties to 1200 made no difference. ... Not sure if usb connection is partly to blame for Debian problems. When I get a chance to test the laptop with parallel, I'll report if it makes significant improvment. For the price ($100 after rebate), this is a great printer. Shipped with 1500 pages of toner. but a 2500 sheet refill is $80. Maybe by the time I need one, I'll find a better price.

Will also get around to testing it on Windows one of these days.

As mentioned above ... Using CUPS generic PCL6 driver on Linux. Lexmark supplies a Redhat & Suse compatible driver, but I suspect it's the same PCL driver I'm using. Didn't try, tho. It's a .rpm, and I'm not sure it would work on FC3 ... Works plenty good to suit me now, and at the moment, I'm not inclined to mess with it.

Works fine with the generic CUPS PCL6 driver

This forum was responsible my purchase and I am very happy with the printer - fast warm up and first page print.

I just followed http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CUPS and installed all this stuff

# pacman -S cups ghostscript gsfonts tenprint foomatic-db foomatic-db-engine foomatic-db-nonfree foomatic-filters hplip splix ufr2 cups-pdf hal-cups-utils

I doubt all these driver packages were necessary; however I could not add it without having hal-cups-utils installed. I didn't have to mess around with any module blocking or anything.

With the cups daemon started, added it through the CUPS web interface as Lexmark E230 Foomatic/pxlmono, works just fine. Haven't tried double-sided yet.