> Okay, the next question is why? It is difficult for me to believe that my > Windows machines have no problem accessing and playing MP3s from the Linux > server via Samba and yet my Linux machine can't do it either via Samba or > NFS? So what was all the talk I heard about Linux being such a wonderful > networking OS? BTW, the Linux desktop machine has 256 Mb of RAM while most > of my WIndows machines are running 128 Mb or less. Assuming equal network > speed for all on the same net, why is this not enough RAM? I'll grant you > running Gnome and XMMS is part of the problem, but it does not seem to bother > anything when I access the MP3s which reside on my old Win 95 server. I'll > admit to being a relative Linux newbie, but I'm just trying to understand... > > Doug
I'm using samba to play mp3 files on my notebook (256MB of RAM and 11Mbps wireless connection) that reside on an WinXP computer (756MB RAM) just fine Tom -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
