I'm gonna hafta loas Ubuntu back on sumthn again- my old gateway is DOA, so maybe an old desktop.
Quite. I only have one bit of hardware connected to my laptop that needs a little driver manipulation - my DTV USB stick.LooseCannon said:...and you don't have to fuck with drivers. Which is easier and easier on Linux nowadays.
Albie said:Quite. I only have one bit of hardware connected to my laptop that needs a little driver manipulation - my DTV USB stick.
As for transferring files to/from your Mac - can you RDP out from a Mac to a Windows box? If so, there could well be a setting that allows you to add a folder of your source box (Mac) to the destination (Windows) that you can then see in your RDP session. I have two ways of transferring files to/from my WinXP box to my Ubuntu laptop.
1. I set up sharing on my Windows box and use a Samba based program to make the shares available on my Ubuntu laptop.
2. I RDP to the WinXP box and set the "-r" switch to make my home folder (this could be any folder, not just your home folder) on my laptop to be visible within my RDP session. This folder can be seen when I click on "My Computer". This means that I do not need to switch sharing/smb on on either machine.
OK, I don't know about that (I have almost no knowledge of Macs), but I was specifically referring to RDP to a Windows box from whatever. For example, from my Ubuntu laptop to my WinXP box, I type:chaosapiant said:If you are asking if you can remote from OSX to a Windows desktop, you can. There may be other apps out there, but the one i've used is Apple Remote Desktop. Of course, I'm also using this on an active directory network with the Mac bound to the domain. Not sure what your setup is or if this would apply.
LooseCannon said:Fuck. Paschendale might be about to be knocked out of my #1 spot, and that scares the shit out of me.
LooseCannon said:Let's just say this:
It's the song I've been waiting for Bruce to write for 10 years.
LooseCannon said:Let's just say this:
It's the song I've been waiting for Bruce to write for 10 years.
Perun said:Coming Home, I suppose. That's a beautiful one.