On 12/15/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 2. from a friend at my old job place ( Matt Brous @ RIS ).. and after > thinking about this its really cool and I never realized I used it. > > KDE has developed ... er um ... extentions ? Shoot I cant remember what > he called it... it's actaully the opposite of an extention since it > comes at the front... so... from almost any KDE window where you can > type in an address.. > > rdp://servername is a windows RDP connection > vnc://servername is VNC connection > smb://server/share is a windows or SMB server share > file://filepath is a file > ldap://ldappath is an LDAP source... > nfs:// etc... > OK these are way simplified and I may have the syntax wrong for some of > those ... but there are apparently hundreds of these.. I use some but > never realized that it was a part of KDE. If KDE were smart they'd offer > a toolbar option for this and get rid of the clutter... I went to the > KDE site and at first glance couldnt find documentation on this feature, > but I do use some ...especially the rdp:// method to get to windows > servers at work. > > Note - I havent tried this on gnome.. so true this is KDE only ?
Gnome VFS layer provides some of this functionality. -- http://Zoneverte.org -- information explained Do you know what your IT infrastructure does?
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