Comments on: Share your Mac files with Ubuntu in 10 seconds http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:41:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: cortical http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2752 cortical Tue, 25 Dec 2007 03:31:25 +0000 http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2752 mac (volume) mounts on ubuntu desktop, but double clicking gets 'contents could not be displayed' mac (volume) mounts on ubuntu desktop, but double clicking gets ‘contents could not be displayed’

]]> By: roko http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2751 roko Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:19:43 +0000 http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2751 Thanks ! It is very easy. Also, I tried with a Windows XP share folder and works just fine (of course, it is based on M$ SMB protocol :-) ) Thanks ! It is very easy. Also, I tried with a Windows XP share folder and works just fine (of course, it is based on M$ SMB protocol :-) )

]]> By: dada1958 http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2750 dada1958 Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:19:09 +0000 http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2750 <p>Why smb when there is ssh?</p> <em><strong>Ed:</strong> SMB is faster when you don't need encryption.</em> Why smb when there is ssh?

Ed: SMB is faster when you don’t need encryption.

]]> By: jambarama http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2749 jambarama Fri, 09 Nov 2007 13:35:48 +0000 http://venturecake.com/share-your-mac-files-with-ubuntu-in-10-seconds/#comment-2749 Isn't it weird that smb has become some kind of standard? Accessing an smb share is generally easier than an nfs share on macs and even in *nix. Good example of microsft leveraging market power to become a standard - even though the standard is neither the most open or the best designed. Isn’t it weird that smb has become some kind of standard? Accessing an smb share is generally easier than an nfs share on macs and even in *nix. Good example of microsft leveraging market power to become a standard - even though the standard is neither the most open or the best designed.

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