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Tab Gilbert wrote:
>
> >
> Assumming Ubuntu Desktop (mine is 9.04)
>
> If you want simple file sharing between the two systems then right
> click
> on the folders you want to share and click "Sharing Options..." This
> will prompt you to install 2 packages. Enter the admin password and
> restart your session. Do this on both systems and you should see the
> systems under Places->Network and look for the PC name.
>
> If you are looking for sftp via ssh then let us know, it to is fairly
> simple.
>
> If you want to share via nfs, this too can be done fairly easily.
>
>
> Thank you for the simple information. I have been using Giver and did
> not realize how easy it was to set up simple file sharing between two
> computers. What I have have wanted to do is set up something like "go
> to my pc" but the lack of a static IP address on my DSL connection has
> always confused me when I attempt any solution. This is a nice little
> baby step of learning. Did not mean to change the topic but I wanted
> to thank you for also providing some easy to understand instructions.
>
> tab
I must be missing something here. I did right click on folders to be
shared but found no " sharing options" ??
Doug
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