[GRLUG] Is there a Linux equivalent to network folders

[Justin Denick]

I use NFS and and find it to be just as fast as any other method. Also,
applications like Openoffice, which don't support writing to a remote
share|drive see it as a local file system. But if you don't want to mount
this share everytime, try looking into the *fish* KIO slave. It uses scp so
it's a bit more secure if your data is on the sensitive side. Though I'm
sure you could mount NFS through a secure tunnel if need be.

On 9/5/06, Tim Schmidt <timschmidt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Echoing everyone else so far, firing up Nautilus and typing
> ssh://user@server:/folder gets you a password prompt and access to the
> folder over the network.
>
> --tim
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