smbfs does not seem to be in edubunto or even breezy??
does this make sense if most of us have to live in mixed Windoze
environments?
I can get Nautilus to connect to a server, but this seems to be useless
for the programs with standard file-open-saveas dialogs as those server
mount points (where are they) don't show up in the dialogs.
in my case I have no say over the backbone environment but I can use the
best open source tools for the kids... I want a mount point to hang the
existing student folders on that shows up in all the file dialogs for
Gimp etc.
if there is a good reason this is left out, please correct me and point
me in the right direction....
even when I tried to apt-get install smbfs (a tip I saw on the web
somewhere) , apt-get declined to do it....
I am enthusiastic about the direction this distribution is taking but
this is a show stopper for me at the moment...
thanks in advance for the help
Dave Rockwell
Instructional Technology Specialist
Robert F. Kennedy Children's Action Corps
220 Old Common Road
Lancaster, MA 01523
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