On May 23, 2007, at 1:38 PM, Aaron Hagopian wrote:
2. Only native gnome apps(gedit, Nautilus, etc) can browse the
shares. same goes for KDE. So for example if you use connect to
server with Nautilus to mount a Windows share you can't use
oowriter or the gimp to browse that share.
This is true but I think there has to be a work around for this
considering I have openoffice installed but also MS Office XP with
crossover and I can actually open a word doc using MS Word through
konqueror and it works fine while oowriter quietly chokes.
Basically something about the file association (i think) tells KDE
to put the file in /var/tmp/kdecache-<user>/... directory first
before telling the app to open the file, not sure how to make
openoffice or other apps do the same. Also when I exit the app
(and if I've made a change) konqueror asks me if I want to Upload
the changed file.
Aaron
I wasn't aware that KDE actually makes a system wide navigable path,
although who would think to look in /var/tmp? I know for sure that
Gnome does not and that is why apps that are not part of gnome cannot
see the mount point.
David.
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