On 8/5/06, Benedikt Meurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stavros Giannouris wrote: > >>In Windows, a "samba" share is like > >>any other folder to the applications, because the support is > >>implemented in the system-level. In other words, it doesn't matter to > >>mplayer2.exe if I double-clicked on "C:\file.avi" or > >>"\\share\file.avi". To the application, both paths point to a file. > >> > >>This kind of transparent network support is what I'm really asking > >>for, but maybe it's not suitable in this Thunar-specific mailing list. > >>Gnome seems (?) to have started to implement this, but it looks like > >>they implemented it in the application-level (e.g. totem has support > >>for smb://.. URIs while rhytmbox doesn't). > >> > >>I have all my media (music, movies, etc) stored on my server which I > >>can access with samba or ssh. If I want to access these files, I need > >>to use e.g. Totem instead of Xfce's media player since the latter has > >>no support for network shares. > > > > If you have some samba shares that you need to have constant access to, > > you can always create an fstab entry for them and mount them through > > smbfs/cifs. Then all will be transparent. > > The other solutions (like smb:// uris in gnome-vfs) are mere > > workarounds to enable occasional & quick access for non-priviledged > > users to those shares. > > Exactly. And that's also the reason why I'm not sure that smb support > should be provided by the file manager.
So a more suitable option would be 'network-mount' support? > Benedikt _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev
