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is there a way i can access my linux computer thru another computer other then just samba i mean like to run commands or list a dir or something like that ? maybe even something other then an ftp aswell
not sure how telnet works at all but maybe that???
thru like a windows machine or maybe thru a different linux machine
You are looking for ssh. It allows secure logon from one system to another and is used regularly by sys admins. You're shell will look the same if you use ssh, while telnet is very limited .
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