Hi Sergio, Just curious - what does SMB have to do with being a portable system?
Because some people use it and some don't.
SMB is used to share files to/from Windows systems (primarily). I literally couldn't do my job if I couldn't hit windows shares - it's a huge deal for me (and my co-worker who is thinking of switching to Fedora). Sure the package could be installed, but he was ready to give up on Fedora because he couldn't hit shares, nor could he figure out what package should be installed.
That's why Fedora isn't for first-time users. If he had a minimal experience he would search for samba and could install and run even from the live-CD.
Now, that's not saying it shouldn't be shipped in the spin. I don't use it but if people think it should be shipped, like because it's small and useful, then fine for me.
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