On 5 Apr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> By the way, what is the network neighborhood counterpart for linux?
There is no precise counterpart. You can make a Linux box part of a
MS network neighborhood by using Samba, and you can also read native
Windows shares with that suite of programs as well. Mind that it will
not be nearly as user-friendly as what you seem to have gotten used to
under Windows.
Have you considered subscribing to and posting questions like this to
the ph-linux-newbie list? I think that it would be a more appropriate
forum for the kind of questions you've been asking.
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