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you can create a share wherever you want, <br />
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best place will be under home directory.<br />
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create as a user or root doesn't matter, it depends on what you want to acheive.<br />
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just go :<br />
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cd home/<br />
mkdir myshare<br />

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you can create a share wherever you want,

best place will be under home directory.

create as a user or root doesn't matter, it depends on what you want to acheive.

just go :

cd home/
mkdir myshare


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By right clicking on desktop click on open terminal. Here you can work on CLI.<br />
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By right clicking on desktop click on open terminal. Here you can work on CLI.



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From Konsole<br />
As root - or as one of the users? <br />
Where is the best place to create it? <br />
mkdir where? <br />
(I was right clicking on the desktop - want to get away from gui)<br />
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Please call the share zzzz
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From Konsole
As root - or as one of the users? 
Where is the best place to create it? 
mkdir where? 
(I was right clicking on the desktop - want to get away from gui)

Please call the share zzzz

Samba / Fedora - To create a share

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