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Hi is there a way for juk or amarok or what ever to make a mp3 play list from my xp box and be able to play them in linux without copying the mp3ś over to linux using SMB? My xp is on a different pc then my suse 9.2 running kde 3.3.1 I have smb set up and its working fine I think. I can access my windows shares from linux to xp and via. I can access my windows printer from linux, This was a job to get working for some reason. And I dont even no what I did to get it working lol. Im new to linux but I love it.
i suppose you wouldn't, because you use smbclient... putting an entry in would give you a permanent mount, and in add the samba share to your FS, letting you seamlessly access those resources... i just copied/pasted that post from many other posts i put that in...
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