Home Networking with Windows and Linux.

Video shows a connection drill-down using several different operating systems (i.e. Vista, XP, Ubuntu, and Debian) with different connection types and protocols (i.e. Virtual Machines, Remote Desktop, VNC, and SSH).

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• vista
• xp
• ssh
• vnc
• virtual
• pc
• machine
• vmware
• ubuntu
• debian
• linux
• windows
• networking
• remote
• desktop
• computers
• camtasia

[twferrell]

Ouch!  I take it you dudes didn't like the video. LOL.

[twferrell]

Was that a question?

[007sone]

@twferrell what did you write in linux?

[vaina001]

Well done, really nice the way you kept tunneling thru diferent OS to make the network that way, looks great in the video.

[capodastraa]

Geeking out over this setup! Reminds me of "Inception." Your Linux machines may be in danger if your windows subconsciouses have been militarized.  :)

[manneydassucktdoch]

What's the use for this?

[manneydassucktdoch]

What's the yuse for this?

[Linuxuser2011]

6 people had their cat play with their mouse during the video only to only to realize they accidentally clicked the dislike video!

[Linuxuser2011]

informative video, nice home set up also. I would like to advise one thing though when giving a tutorial to help the watchers stick with what you are doing. Try to have a prepared written document of what you plan to cover, what you will talk about on each topic and what needs to be said to get to the point, with out this it can be easy to forget what you were getting to and getting lost in what your saying becomes confusing for us, videos are longer too. I look forward for a re-make thanks =)

[Spiratech]

using ushare.

[Spiratech]

Hi i am trying to get my linux computer to network with my 360 with a small p2p but i cant see the hard drive .... i know it microsfot is not friendly.... but i a determined to find a solution