On Thu, 04 Nov 2010 01:30:35 -0700, habibielwa7id wrote:
> On Nov 3, 11:26Â*am, Chris Taylor <esk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi All
>> I used to have a small network if you call it that I have a D-Link
>> Wireless ADSL 2+ Router Wired Connection to my Ubuntu box 9.04 Desktop
>> Wireless Connection to Vista Laptop
>> I downgraded laptop to XP
>> I upgraded Ubuntu to 10.04LTS
>> Now I can't connect the computers
>> what I wish to do is be able to swoop files from laptop to desktop well
>> really be able to have the files on the ubuntu system and work on them
>> from the laptop witch is what I was doing before Am I better off
>> downgrading 10.04 back to 9.04 Both Computer are accessing internet
>> just fine Thanks for anyhelp
>> Chris
>
> -You have some options if you want to move files from a Windows machine
> to a Linux one, I think may be the easiest way to do so, Is to just open
> access to the SSHD daemon on Linux and to move files though it from the
> Windows machine using something like Winscp, It's a good application
> which you can use easily to move files from and to Linux machines using
> a Windows machine, It uses SFTP to move or copy files, It's easy to use,
> From GUI with drag and drop features, And if you can connect to your
> Linux machine across the Internet you can connect to it directly from
> any where a cross the SSHD daemon. Also you may use SAMBA by charring a
> directory on the Linux machine with a read and write permissions for
> example and to put your files on it from the Windows machine.
> Regards,
what I was doing before and worked well was I use a file that I wish to /
like to access from both computers in the /home folder on the linux
computer that way the file is always up to-date
That is not to say I'm going to look at and find more out about your
idea's
|
Similar Threads
Linear Mode
