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From: GreyCloud on 27 Mar 2010 18:09 RayLopez99 wrote: > Does it work? As the file formats are different, why would you even > do this, except to share a single internet connection? > > But has anybody ever done this? > Yes, a long time ago. I can do it with a Mac, so Linux is no different. And a lot of my old files have been transferred and I can read them. The old exe files aren't worth keeping.
From: TomB on 27 Mar 2010 19:16 ["Followup-To:" header set to comp.os.linux.advocacy.] On 2010-03-27, the following emerged from the brain of RayLopez99: > Does it work? As the file formats are different, why would you even > do this, except to share a single internet connection? > > But has anybody ever done this? Are you serious? -- BOFH excuse #236: Fanout dropping voltage too much, try cutting some of those little traces
From: LSMFT on 29 Mar 2010 09:19 RayLopez99 wrote: > Does it work? As the file formats are different, why would you even > do this, except to share a single internet connection? > > But has anybody ever done this? > > RL I do it all the time. File formats are translated when you copy back and forth. An MP3 on linux is no different than an MP3 on windows, only how it is stored . I like to use CrossFTP server on Windows and Gnomeftp on Linux. I also use Teamviewer between Windows and Windows virtual machines on Linux hosts. -- LSMFT I'm trying to think but nothing happens.........
From: White Spirit on 29 Mar 2010 09:44 On 29/03/2010 14:19, LSMFT wrote: > RayLopez99 wrote: >> Does it work? As the file formats are different, why would you even >> do this, except to share a single internet connection? >> But has anybody ever done this? > I do it all the time. File formats are translated when you copy back and > forth. An MP3 on linux is no different than an MP3 on windows, only how > it is stored . > I like to use CrossFTP server on Windows and Gnomeftp on Linux. > I also use Teamviewer between Windows and Windows virtual machines on > Linux hosts. I wonder what Dopez thinks is happening each time he connects to Google?
From: Marti van Lin on 30 Mar 2010 10:49
Op 29-03-10 15:44, White Spirit schreef: > On 29/03/2010 14:19, LSMFT wrote: > >> RayLopez99 wrote: > >>> Does it work? As the file formats are different, why would you even >>> do this, except to share a single internet connection? > >>> But has anybody ever done this? > >> I do it all the time. File formats are translated when you copy back and >> forth. An MP3 on linux is no different than an MP3 on windows, only how >> it is stored . >> I like to use CrossFTP server on Windows and Gnomeftp on Linux. >> I also use Teamviewer between Windows and Windows virtual machines on >> Linux hosts. > > I wonder what Dopez thinks is happening each time he connects to Google? Oh well, it's Ray Lopez666. Who is the usenet implementation of "Mr. Spencer" IMHO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miG3Db-1-pI Cheers ;-) -- |_|0|_| Marti van Lin |_|_|0| Proud winner of the MS "dumbest COLA poster" award, March 2010 |0|0|0| MONO is a trojan /me |