Re: Bug with Nautilus and question about "Maximization"
Bonjour David,
svp lu ci-dessous...
On 7/26/05, David BERCOT <david.bercot@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm French, so, sorry for my bad English...
You are excused. Your English is horrible!
LOL. just kidding. We don't care if you write bad English for as long
as the message you are trying to communicate can actually be
understood. Unlike some French men I know of course...
> I hope I am on the right list...
> I have already posted on debian-user-french but I had no answer, so, I
> try again, here ;-)
>
> First of all, I have a problem with Nautilus when I navigate on Windows
> networks. Nautilus shows me the network, the machines, the shares, then,
> directories and files. But, when I want to open a file on a share, I
> have an error like :
> "Impossible d'ouvrir
> « /home/david.bercot/smb://sces1-ac-nantes/Public/J-Y/IMG_0003.JPG » en
> lecture : Aucun fichier ou répertoire de ce type"
> The problem, for the application (here, the Gimp), is that, instead of
> trying to open smb://sces1-ac-nantes/Public/J-Y/IMG_0003.JPG, it
> tries /home/david.bercot/smb://sces1-ac-nantes/Public/J-Y/IMG_0003.JPG
My wildest guess is that The Gimp doesn't support gnome-vfs. Why don't
you drag and drop the file from the smb;// window into a local folder,
say CTRL+L and type /tmp. Then double click on the image once is on
the /tmp directory? That should always work no matter which
application you use.
The other solution would be, of course, to add gnome-vfs support to
the Gimp and submit the patch upstream so that none of us have to work
around its shortcomings ;-)
>
> Do you know how I can resolve this ?
>
> I have also a little question : when I click on a shortcut, I'd like the
> Window to be maximized immediatly (without doing anything)... I could
> not find how I can do this...
I'd let a wiser person answer this one as I have NO idea. My guess is
that if you do: cd /tmp && apt-get source metacity ... wait ... and cd
metacity<TAB> then read from the src directory, you might find your
answer... (or you might not).
Never doubt the power of the [source]. Use the [source] David...
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