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Jul 3, 2010

I have downloaded and run Ubunto and want to run this system on the same computer that has up until today only had Windows XP running. How can I get my programs and my files to show up in Ubunto.

I have noticed on one thread that Samba may let Umbunto 'see' the files in XP.

I have down loaded Samba but it says that Windows does not recognize the program. The 'unzipper' programs are all for fee. ARe there any free?

Do I need to download Samba while running Ubunto to transfer the files and programs to Ubunto?

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~/.gconf/apps/rhythmbox/plugins/ (Rhythmbox's plugins folder; plugins should be accessible when you restart Rythmbox).
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~/.thunderbird (Mozilla Thunderbird folder with all accounts, emails, settings, etc)

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#
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