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    yea rgb  is  video,  then  u need  an audio  cable...sounds  like  black  will  do  it,  but also  depending  on  what  ports  u  have,  perhaps an  external  audio  source is  required.

    So  using a  hdmi  cable, if  both  support  it,  will  give  you  both  sound and  pic.

    Old ways, you  require  both  cables...if  your  PC has  a  audio  card,  then  a  connection  to  outside  speakers should  work,  so  then a  connection  to  TV  should  work as  well....unless the  monitor  does  not  support  it ,  which  means  hdmi/dvi  ports  only.

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    Have  you  searched  how  to do  this? .. it's a bit  tough  not  knowing  what  you  know  or  don't  know...Linux uses the Common UNIX Printing System, also known as CUPS.  

    Cups uses the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) to allow local printing and print sharing. The /etc/cups/ directory stores all the configuration files for printing. However, these files can be easily managed with the Printer Configuration Tool in Linux.

     

    ​I  think  Google  will  be  easier  to  explain,  more  than  me

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