Tried this again on Ubuntu 18.10, and I'm happy to report that almost
everything works fine!
- "Other locations" in Nautilus shows my Samba server (after a couple of
seconds)
- I can click on it, get an authentication dialog, then see the shares
- I can click on a share and see the files
- I can click on a file and discover that Totem is still hilariously broken on
Wayland (that's a separate bug)
However some things are still broken:
- "Other locations" in Nautilus shows a "Windows network"
- I can click it and couple of seconds later I get an error dialog saying
"Could not access location" (title): "Couldn't get a list of shares from
server: No such file or directory" (translating from lt_LT again).
gio ls network:/// prints a usage message.
gio list network:/// shows
dnssd-domain-VARLIUS2._smb._tcp
smb-root
(VARLIUS2 is the name of my Samba server)
gio list smb:/// says
gio: smb:///: Location is not a mountpoint
(I'm translating back from lt_LT because no amount of LC_ALL=C
LANGUAGE=en is giving me English error messages, at best I get ?s
instead of UTF-8 characters.)
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