If I’m at liberty, I’ll in 10/10 cases be ssh based when communicating between hosts. Secure, easy, terminal with graphics (ssh -X), copy (scp) , remote filesystem (sshfs) and only one port to keep track of. Large copy operations are a bit annoying over a normal scp however, since if the copy is interrupted for [...]
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My main laptop is a dual boot Windows 7 64 bit Enterprise and an Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit. I want to access my ext3 drives from windows. Before I always used ext2ifs, but that doesn’t work with this os setup. EXT2FSD does the trick however. It installs in the 64 bit Program files directory and it [...] |
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