Yes unless the Windows driver requires a hard direct connection to the
printer. Lexmark is the actual manufacturer of your printer. (Sorry to be the
one to tell you that.) However, if you setup up Windows to look at the port
as if its a direct connection you may be able to cheat a bit. I had a HP
inkjet that I could set up to share with Linux systems but Windows clients
balked because they required that the USB connection was in place at the
computer you were printing from. So while the Linux clients could all send
print jobs to the CUPS server for that printer none of the Windows clients
could. The Windows driver would balk immediately if the USB cable wasn't
directly plugged in to the computer you wanted to print from. BTW because it
is a Lexmark printer don't expect a Linux driver anytime soon.
--Shaun
In short it is not possible to print to Windows printer if native driver
is not available for Linux.
Komal
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