No.
If you mean what is the purpose of sharing a printer via Samba on Linux, the answer is the same as why you would share a printer between Windows machines. To make the printer accessible to other users on the network.
linux files dont need extensions
/dev
http://unixmen.com/hardware-linux/72-installation-canon-lbp2900-on-linux
The Lexmark x502n is not listed in the CUPS database. Given the track record that Lexmark printers have with Linux, the printer is likely unsupported.
This depends very much on the Linux distro you are using and the printerand also on the type of interface used for connecting the printer to the computer. Please ask the question again providing some additional information.Also, CUPS is nice.
Ehow is actually the best place to find tips and tricks on how to do just about anything. These are real people that write these articles and they have several that can help you solve your problem in installing your printer with Linux.
Yes. The Dell AIO 922 is completely supported by CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) in Linux.
You don't. All webcams that Linux Mint is capable of supporting have drivers installed by default. They are included in the kernel.
you get a faster print and it comes out double sided
im not sure what you mean by extension. If you mean like exe, doc, they dont have one as it's not necessary in Linux to use one as it is in Windows. All device files will be found in the /dev folder when the printer is hooked up