Just wanted to point out the both SMB and NFS are built into OSX so you
pretty much just have to set it up. SMB is little more than turning on a
checkbox is the sharing preferences while NFS is, well, NFS which is
just as easy/hard on OSX as on a linux box. Nice thing with SMB is that
will work for Windows users as well.
CB
On 9/28/14, 8:10 PM, Jason White wrote:
Anders Holmberg <and...@pipkrokodil.se> wrote:
Hi!
I have a vinux system on a pc which i want to use to view files on my mac.
BUt i really don't know how to make this work properly.
You could use NFS or SMB file systems to make the files on the Mac available
over the network to your Linux system. Then use NFS or Samba client on Linux
to access them.
Remember that this is under the graphical unity environment so i am really
not sure if any one knows. /A
If you're running Unity, this means your Linux distribution is based on
Ubuntu. You may receive better assistance by asking in an Ubuntu-related
forum.
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