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04-13-2014, 02:37 AM
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Samba Mounting GUI (knoppix-smbmount) ?
Hey, im trying out a knoppix live USB drive, and I love its suite of utilities it has included on the large (4GB, 7.20) iso. There is one I found really usefull, that I would love to use on other Linux Systems, but so far I havent found any generic GUIs for other linux systems.
Its called knoppix-smbmount.
http://imgur.com/w711UBK
Ive tried looking for "smbmount" but all I seem to be getting are commandline tools. Does anybody know how I can get this GUI type program work on other debian based systems ? |
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04-14-2014, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by steak1987
Hey, im trying out a knoppix live USB drive, and I love its suite of utilities it has included on the large (4GB, 7.20) iso. There is one I found really usefull, that I would love to use on other Linux Systems, but so far I havent found any generic GUIs for other linux systems.
Its called knoppix-smbmount.
http://imgur.com/w711UBK
Ive tried looking for "smbmount" but all I seem to be getting are commandline tools. Does anybody know how I can get this GUI type program work on other debian based systems ? |
Depending on your GUI, this function may be embedded in your file browser. On my Gnome-based system, it looks like the attached screenshot. |
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04-15-2014, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by berndbausch
Depending on your GUI, this function may be embedded in your file browser. On my Gnome-based system, it looks like the attached screenshot.
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So what youre saying is that the way smbmount is implemented might be dependent on my desktop environment? |
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04-15-2014, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by steak1987
So what youre saying is that the way smbmount is implemented might be dependent on my desktop environment?
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Roughly yes.
However, smbmount itself is not part of your desktop environment, so to be more precise, the way smbmount is used in a graphical tool depends on your desktop environment.
Which shouldn't be a surprise, since it is the desktop environment that provides all the graphical tools. |
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