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In January, I set up a linux box and started ripping CDs to it. I finished ripping CDs in June (no, I wasn't ripping straight through). Now, on the cusp of July, I've done the thing that makes it all worthwhile:
Samba.
My laptop now has a network drive mapped to it containing all my CDs. This means that my laptop can access said CDs around the house without having to carry them around, either on my too-small laptop hard drive or the big binder of CDs.
This makes me happier than it should, but I've been trying (and failing) to get Samba to work since January. Last night's Ubuntu install (yes, I'm using an Ubuntu machine as a server. Deal.) made it possible.
And I say w00t.
Samba.
My laptop now has a network drive mapped to it containing all my CDs. This means that my laptop can access said CDs around the house without having to carry them around, either on my too-small laptop hard drive or the big binder of CDs.
This makes me happier than it should, but I've been trying (and failing) to get Samba to work since January. Last night's Ubuntu install (yes, I'm using an Ubuntu machine as a server. Deal.) made it possible.
And I say w00t.
