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Linux Journal’s Marcel Gagné has prepared a look at ways
to make it as easy to get around network volumes in Linux as it is
under Windows (and its Network Neighborhood tool). LinNeighborhood,
xSMBrowser, and LinPopup (for sending quick messages over the LAN)
are all covered. There are a few others out there… how do they
compare to what’s covered?
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