I´ve now seen now that bug #198857 is indeed a duplicate technically speaking, but from my average-joe perspective I was far away from guessing the issues behind of what seems now majorly a basic UI bug rather than an architecture issue. Simply stated, I just wanted like a granma to connect to a sftp folder (true, based on the previous experience from gutsy), and expected the behaviour of the installed icon to be the same of the window opened. My suggestion is that it is a bad compromise (probably with good intention of providing legacy) and better not to display any icon on the desktop rather than a useless (for granma) and annoying (for me) root folder . Of course the best still seems to me to have the gutsy config, a folder icon opening on my home folder.
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