@Rairii That is likely the best solution for those who are encumbered with such a printer.

For those who are looking to buy a new printer, I personally enjoy Canon’s line up of ink tank printers. I’ve been using one for like, a year or two now on the ink that came in the box.

The USB interface on the printers works great on both Mac and Linux, I personally have mine plugged into a Mac that shares it to the network, but you can do the same with Linux as well.

A note on the ink tank printers is that they use up the absorber sponges faster than normal printers (due to having to flush the lines out sometimes). This part is usually non-replacable on printers, but Canon allows you to replace it for 10-20 bucks as a “maintenance cartridge” on some models. Make sure you’re buying one that takes one of those, especially if you don’t print constantly. It doesn’t need replacing often, but it’s nice to be able to do it.

Out of the models that are currently available, the G1220, G2260, and G3260 are the ones you’d want to get, depending on the features you need.