Oliver Pitzeier a écrit :
> what is gnomba?
> then i may can answer your question...
>
>
It is a brain damaged Network Neigborhood explorer allowing you
to explore Windows-based networks and mount shares on the fly
so you no longer have to endure the condescending smiles of your
Windows-using coworkers while you fumble with smbclient -L
and smbmount the day they want to share a file with you. Unfortunately
it works in laboratory conditions like the ones set by RedHat and
Mandrake
people when tresting it. It does not work in real networks when you
have
a few dozens of computers around you and a fewx thousand of possible
addresses (we are using class B submetworks). AFAIK the only
Network Neigbrhood explorer who really works is LinNeighborhood and it
is persistently ignored by RedHat and Mandrake.
--
Jean Francois Martinez
The Independence project: because Linux should be for everyone
http://independence.seul.org
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