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I tried installing samba from Ubuntu Software Centre and from command line after installing .



When I tried opening it is now showing in the application launcher or now working through command line.
From Terminal
From App Launcer



Any help


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I had the same problem. Here is the solution that worked for me.



NOTE: If you have tried the installation and it doesn't uninstall Samba, Samba-common, system-config-samba first. to do it just replace "install" with "remove" in steps 3 & 4



Open Terminal




  1. Install gksu:



    sudo apt-get install gksu

  2. In the terminal, run



    gksu-properties


    In the dialogue that follows set authentication mode to "sudo" and grab mode to "enable".


  3. Install Samba:



    sudo apt-get install samba samba-common

  4. Install Samba Config:



    sudo apt-get install samba system-config-samba cifs-utils



The Samba icon showed up on the launch bar and everything worked fine.



I take no credit for this solution this answer is form "user168736" answer here


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