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Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> b) Most bothersome, if within Nautilus we bookmark directories on |
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> remote machines then every time we log in Gnome makes us type in |
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> passwords at login time instead of when we access the remote machine. |
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That's not, what happens here. I'm only prompted for the password, |
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when I access the remote machine. |
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> Worse, if the machine which is bookmarked happens to be turned off |
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> then we get longs delays and error messages. |
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That's not, what happens here. |
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> In all the whole Nautilus |
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> solution seems to be quite unremarkable at this time. |
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I disagree. It works quite fast and is easy to use, barring the |
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(as I assume) misconfiguration on your side. |
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> 3) Assuming this is 'fish://'' |
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> http://roo.no-ip.org/fish/screenshots.html |
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> then how is this a graphical file manager. |
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It isn't. Nobody said, that it is. Everybody wrote, that it is |
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an URL scheme for Konqueror/Krusader (both KDE). |
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> It seems to be a shell. |
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Not at all. |
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> I |
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> support it is a replacement for ssh/scp protocols |
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It isn't. It's an implementation for KDE, which allows it to use |
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SSH to transfer files. It doesn't use SCP or SFTP, as far as I |
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know. |
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Alexander Skwar |
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BOFH Excuse #421: |
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Domain controller not responding |
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