Driver for xerox 3100 mfp/s for snow leopard?

hi there,
xerox web site says no support for this driver? and this is it? i am not be able to use this printer with my mac? any of you guys find a solution for this?

HI,
Gutenprint - Top Quality Printer Drivers
Read the instructions at that link and see if it works.
More infor here.
Mac OS X v10.6: Printer and scanner software
Carolyn

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