Linux has no problem sharing data and printer with Windows in networking environment. Samba is a Linux service that provides file and printer sharing between Linux and Windows system. It can even be a Primary Domain Controller (PDC). Samba is developed by The Samba project team which is a member of the Software Freedom Conservancy. Samba has a long history in Linux and Windows file sharing. Everyone who uses Linux Samba program should read the chronology of Samba, the 10 years of Samba! article written by Andrew Tridgell in January 2002. It shows how great and courage open source programmers are, doing jobs that benefits the world.