There is the Use Case where Bob quickly wants to connect to the home directory on (for example) Bob's university's student ftp server.
The home directory can be in /home/bob or /users/stud/b/bob or anywhere. Bob doesn't know how unix filesystems are organized. How is he supposed to browse his files on the university's server with the "Connect to server..." -> "ftp with login" dialog? Maybe there should be a Combobox that defaults to "home". Now there is only a text entryfield. When I go to the server in question with konqueror it cd's to /users/stud/p/myusername. I didn't tell konqueror this path. And if that's a serverside setting, why didn't nautilus do it? Stefan -- nautilus ftp doesn't show home dir https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/38099 -- desktop-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
