On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 14:03, D. D. Brierton wrote: > Hi! I've got a graphic designer (I'm a web developer) coming over on > Friday for a long brainstorming session. I have a WiFi (802.11b) > network, and I'm using FC2 and she uses Mac OS X. Although Mac OS X is > BSD under the hood, and so not dissimilar to Linux, I don't really have > much experience with it and she (the graphic designer) is not technical > at all. I don't want to waste the first hour fiddling around trying to > set things up so that we can easily share files -- if worse comes to the > worse we can just use a USB key to share files -- but I was wondering if > there is a simpler way of doing things. What needs to be running on her > machine for me to use some GNOME-VFS magic to work directly with files > on her Mac via Nautilus? Or, alternatively, what do I need so that she > can easily have read and write access to some files on my FC2 box? > Ideally, I'd like to be able to just browse to a folder on her Mac in > Nautilus, and the next best thing would be for her to be able to open a > folder on my machine in the Finder on her Mac. > > Any pointers would be very helpful. Thanks! ---- both machines have samba and nfs - either can be used. Shouldn't be that hard to set up. man smb.conf man exports man mount Craig
