** Samba Official Website

** How Samba was written

** " Using Samba "- E-book ( Published by O ' Reilly as ISBN 0-596-00256-4 )

** A history of Samba, written in 1994, by Andrew Tridgell

** Coverage on the Samba code fork from ZDNet

** smbk5pwd: Maintain Samba and Kerberos passwords

** Name Resolution chapter in Using Samba online book ( also published by O ' Reilly as ISBN 0-596-00256-4 ), which speaks about WINS.

** 195-2 Samba Bossa Nova ( 8 January 2002 )

** 1022 Eddie Calvert & His Rumba Band-" Miserlou " / Eddie Calvert & Orchestra-" Hora Samba "

** EPM 7-58 Eddie Calvert and His Rumba Band-Eddie Calvert Plays Latin American-" Miserlou " / " Hora Samba " / " Gypsy Lullaby " / " Son Mambo "

** 1058-The Rough Guide to Samba

** Military fork, the weaponized Pitchfork

** MinGW, formerly a fork of Cygwin, provides less POSIX-compliant development environment and supports compatible C-programmed applications via Msvcrt, Microsoft's old Visual C runtime library.

** Audacious, a fork from Beep Media Player started around 2005 when BMP development ceased in favor of Youki

** Piano tuning, adjusting the pitch of pianos using a tuning fork or a frequency counter

** A Mac-format EPS file is accompanied by a resource fork.

** A fork, which connects any three edges of the board ; corner points are not considered parts of an edge.

** Morton's fork coup, a technique in the game of Bridge that uses the principle of Morton's Fork

** HOL Light – A thriving " minimalist fork ".

** front wheel suspension on telescopic fork with coil springs and oil damping,

Samba TNG ( The Next Generation ) was forked in late 1999, after disagreements between the Samba Team leaders and Luke Leighton about the directions of the Samba project.

As such the Samba TNG team frequently recommends to people who are unsure of which program to use to try Samba instead, as they have more developers and are able to support more platforms and situations.

One of the key goals of the Samba TNG project is to rewrite all of the NT Domains services as FreeDCE projects.

Samba makes all the NT Domains services available from a single place, whereas Samba TNG has separated each service into its own program.

ReactOS has started using Samba TNG services for its SMB implementation.

The developers of both projects were interested in seeing the Samba TNG design used to help get ReactOS talking to Windows networks.

* Samba TNG, a fork of the Samba networking protocol

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