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Re: [PLUG] Mac client, Linux server(s)
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We have mac, linux and windows boxes in our home and both NFS
and samba work fine for centralized file systems. I believe Mac OS X
supports all the usual culprits for tcp/ip printing; its native printing
subsystem is cups so you could always enable that. Actually, I forget if
printing works via samba, I do know on the server side macos X's samba
supports printing since it is, well, samba :) I have a feeling it will
work to be honest.
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Avijit Ghosh, Ph.D. Drexel University, Dept of Physics
Asst. Professor 3141 Chestnut st
Phone: 215-895-2726 Philadelphia, PA 19104
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On Wed, 18 May 2005, Ben Dugan wrote:
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> Adam Zion wrote:
> > I just bought my wife an iBook notebook. I'm almost certain that its
> > AirPort wireless networking card will work w/my LinkSys 802.11g wireless
> > router. My question involves my linux workstations calvin + hobbes.
> >
> > Calvin shares HD space using Samba + nfs. Hobbes shares printers
> > w/Samba (we also have a WinXP notebook). Does anyone have enough
> > experience working w/Mac clients on linux networks to say how this will
> > work, if at all? Ideally, she'll be able to print to one of the printers
> > on Hobbes over the network.
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> Do Macs still have separate resource and data forks for all files and, if so,
> how does this map into the shared file systems?
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