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If you want to create a public share where everyone can only access the files and directories, but can’t remove, rename files and directories from the share, then check only the Guest access (for people without a user account) checkbox as marked in the screenshot below.

If you want to create a public share where everyone can access, create, remove and rename files and directories from the share, enable check Allow others to create and delete files in this folder and Guest access (for people without a user account) checkboxes as marked in the screenshot below. The default configuration will let only the user who is also the owner of the directory being shared log in to the share and make changes to the share. For guest access, you don’t need any user accounts. If you want to allow guest access (unauthorized access) to this share, check the Guest access (for people without a user account) checkbox. If you want to allow others users (the Linux users who are not the owner of the directory being shared) to create, rename, or delete files and directories from this share, check the Allow others to create and delete files in this folder checkbox. With the default configuration, only the owner of the share (the Linux user who is the owner of the directory being shared) can have read and write access to the files and directories in the share. You may also type in an optional Comment about the share. Now, check Share this folder checkbox to share this directory with Samba. Now, right click (mouse) on the Notes directory and click on Local Network Share. Let’s say, you want to share a directory Notes in your home directory. Once Samba is installed, you can share directories graphically from the default Ubuntu file manager Nautilus. To confirm the installation, press Y and then press.
