So here's the dealio. As many of you know, I happen to attend an online high school. This allows a great deal of flexibility. When I'm vacationing somewhere, I can just SSH back home and access all my files. I can get a half-finished paper from my desktop, work on it some more, and turn it in.
However, this year I am taking a C++ course. For many of the assignments, I have to use Visual Studio. I have made the Visual Studio 2008 dir on my Windows box a Samba share, but I only know how to access those using a nice pretty file manager such as Konquerer or whatever that one in GNOME is called. I would like to fix that. How do I access Samba shares with the command line? It is driving me mad, not only the idea of not being able to access my code if I am to go on a surprise vacation to California or whatever, but also having one more reason why I can't just go totally CLI (I'm getting there though). Oh, and while I'm on the topic of CLI, a friend of mine for some odd reason is stuck in a command line environment. He would greatly appreciate being able to simply view images again. If anyone knows of some way to view .jpg's and .png's from the command line, please reply with such info off-list. --------------------------------------------------- PLUG-discuss mailing list - PLUG-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us To subscribe, unsubscribe, or to change your mail settings: http://lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us/mailman/listinfo/plug-discuss
