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Linux and Windows on same network
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Hi, I'm new to Linux. I just installed it on my desktop computer and I want to put it on the same network as my laptop but I'm having some trouble. Any help? I know it might be hard to convert most files that I might want to share (probably software for that right?) but I at least want printer sharing if that's possible. Right now the desktop (Linux OS) says network then windows network then workgroup then the name of my laptop but my laptop won't recognize the desktop computer. Anybody want to help me out?
Disclaimer: Nothing I say can be considered credible information (I wonder what that means about this disclaimer then).
I guess this is the major setback for all those who want to use Linux but can't. There could be many reasons to this, less or no knowledge about the command line, 90% softwares are windows friendly and Don't work on Linux.
By the time you come to know the workaround, you are back on Windows.
By the time you come to know the workaround, you are back on Windows.
Last edited by WebDave; Oct 2nd, 2007 at 11:33 am. Reason: typo
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