I think one of my favs has to be LinNeighborhood.
Its fairly easy to use as well as install. Gives a
nice 'Network Neighborhood' feel and you can
authenticate to different boxes using different
username/passwords for each system. There are rpm,
deb and of course tgz (source)packages available.
You can get source and binaries from:
Or of course you could just:
apt-get install linneighborhood
Be forewarned though, the apt package is all in
lowercase letters but the actual executable is:
LinNeighborhood
(Lin<Tab complete> should suffice)
Pace
On Wed, 2003-08-20 at 21:13, Eric Jahn wrote:
> Thanks Matt! Ok, so I'm at work (sort of) DHCPing into a Windows
> network.
One other thing -- also check out xsmbrowser.
http://www.public.iastate.edu/~chadspen/xsmbrowser.html
Or for Debian users just type --
$ apt-get install xsmbrowser
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