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Hi , i am new with Linux. I would like to fiind out how can i share my internet connection (Ubuntu Machine) to my other computer.. (WindowS Xp Sp2).
---Both of the computers have Wireless Adapters , and Enthernet Adapters---
Have you got cable or DSL internet? If so, I would recommend getting a wireless gateway/router. That way you don't have to have the other machine on in order to use the internet, plus, it's much easier to manage. If you're on Dial-Up, it can be a little tricky.
here's a posting from ubuntuforums.org on how to share a connection from ubuntu:
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