Hi everyone
I've just installed Mint 14 and it looks great, however since installing I can't find .gvfs, I checked it was installed in Synaptic and it says it is, This is important to me as all my files are stored on a network server and I need .gvfs to access them through a file browser, Any help would be much appreciated
Many thanks
Graeme
Whats happened to .gvfs
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Whats happened to .gvfs
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Re: Whats happened to .gvfs
It's now at: /run/user/your-user-name/gvfs
The good new is it's now not a hidden directory. The bad news is it might as well be since nobody knows where it is now.
Why did they ( and I'm guessing this was done by our Gnome Overlords ) do this? Because they can.
The good new is it's now not a hidden directory. The bad news is it might as well be since nobody knows where it is now.
Why did they ( and I'm guessing this was done by our Gnome Overlords ) do this? Because they can.
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Re: Whats happened to .gvfs
Hi Altair
who are we to question their wisdom
Many thanks
Graeme
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Why did they ( and I'm guessing this was done by our Gnome Overlords ) do this? Because they can.
Many thanks
Graeme
Re: Whats happened to .gvfs
F'n great!
This screwed up VLC playback from SMB mounted folders.
This screwed up VLC playback from SMB mounted folders.
Re: Whats happened to .gvfs
What part screwed it up?paradox wrote:F'n great!
This screwed up VLC playback from SMB mounted folders.
The way it was before: /home/altair/.gvfs/share-name on server-name
The way it is now: /run/user/altair/gvfs/smb-share:server=server-name,share=share-name
Is it the insanity of the smb-share:server=server-name,share=share-name part?
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