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Again a newbie squawking here...... I just installed RH 9.0 KDE and am trying to find the Network Drives option (A Nautilus type browser I guess) (similar to Gnome) but for some strange reason I cannot find anything remotely resembling this.
Go into Control Center | Internet & Network | Lan Browsing.
You need to configure the lisa and reslisa daemons. To start them just open a terminal session and type lisa and then reeslisa. This is supposed to allow you to browse using konqueror.
Click on the star icon in the vertical icon bar in konqueror a then choose lan browsing. This is a far as I get... I can see my windowze machines but cannot browse them.
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