Does every linux need their own samba to share folders?
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the smb-client is to fool windows servers into believing they are receiving a connection from a windows pc.
the smb-server is a service to fool windows pc's into believing they are connecting to a windows share.
if you are not using windows it would be less cumbersome to use nfs or sshfs rather than smb.
the smb-client is to fool windows servers into believing they are receiving a connection from a windows pc.
the smb-server is a service to fool windows pc's into believing they are connecting to a windows share.
if you are not using windows it would be less cumbersome to use nfs or sshfs rather than smb.
I also have 2 windows PC's btw, and they need to access the laptop (which I have no idea how to share files into samba) but seems like I have to install a seperate samba here.
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