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Setting Up a Linux Home Server

Many homes today want to share data between multiple computers and people without the hassle of USB drives, CDs and DVDs. Setting up a Linux Home Server can solve this problem and, if you have an old desktop lying around, it can be done for little out of pocket cost.

Published by Kristen Grubb (2,026 pts

) on Sep 25, 2009 to
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Banshee - More than just a Linux Audio Player

Like many Linux users, I spend far too much time at the computer and most of my music listening takes place at the computer rather than through my wonderful but sadly neglected bookshelf stereo system. The trade-off in fidelity however, is more than made up for by the convenience of Banshee desktop media player rather than a home stereo.

Published by Josef Nankivell (4,324 pts

) on Jul 25, 2009 to
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Setting Up a Linux Samba Server

When you have Windows and Linux machines coexisting on the same network, file sharing becomes an issue because each Operating System has its own file system. This is where Samba comes in. Samba runs on Linux and happily shares files and printers between Linux, Windows and Mac.

Published by Kristen Grubb (2,026 pts

) on Jun 4, 2009 to
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Share Your Files at Home With Samba

If you have multiple computers at home you know sharing files can be a real pain. It doesn't have to. With the help of Linux and Samba, sharing files between various platforms can be made easy. In this Bright Hub article you will learn how to configure Samba to share with the family.

Published by jlwallen (4,137 pts

) on Jan 24, 2009 to
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