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Linux compatible printer.
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The printer is more or less separate from your PC. As several others have pointed out, you need the slicer software to create, using your PC, the file that you feed into your printer. What software your printer is running makes no difference.
And to highlight, you don't need to use a specific company's slicer with your printer. Lots of people use PrusaSlicer with Creality printers.