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Feb 13, 2011

My two machines are both running Ubuntu 10.10. I want to transfer program files between them using a local area network.

My Ubuntu machines can both see the Window machines on the network, and get files from them. But my Ubuntu machines do not detect each other as being on the network. Nor can my Windows machines detect my Ubuntu machines.

From what I can tell, that's normal, and I've become resigned to using a pendrive to transfer files between the two machines. Or even sending files as email attachments.

there is a clean and easy way to transfer files between two Ubuntu machines on the same local area network.

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