Gtk# 1.9.0 released

You know that "Connect to server" is only for nautilus right? It wont mount the samba share in any way, only provide a shortcut in computer:// and the filechooser. The location will still be of the type smb://someservice/someshare/
But perhaps that was what you meant? If so, sorry for ranting :-)

Basically, I connect to my file share via nautilus. I also have to mount it via smbmount because of muine, but it would be nice to do without that (I've had issues with permissions with smbclient that I've had no luck in resolving). If I connect to an ssh server or samba share via nautilus, the "mounted" vfs locations show up in gedit's open dialogue. Now unless that's one big shameless hack, that would indicate there's a way to access those shares. Maybe I'll check it out if I get some free time in the new year.

I wouldn't call it a hack, but more of a fake mount. :-)

Yeah, they show up in the file-selector (if the app has told the file-selector that it should show remote files), but the app itself must be able to handle these types of locations, typically through gnome-vfs.

Wow. I'm amazed that someone would use the word "excellent" to describe the gnome-vfs samba functionality. It pretty much does not work for me on anything but really simple smb networks. Shares that require a domain login (which works fine with smbclient and konqueror) simply do not work in nautilus.

Look. It works for me also in many situations. All I know is that on my particular network at work, where we have to do domain logins, connecting with smbclient and kde works fine, and doesn't and never has worked with gnome.

Works wonderfully for me in 2.8/Ubuntu

Somebody can help me?? i am running debian unstable with gnome 2.6... but every time I make a "smb://" nautilus complains that "nautilus has not instaled viewer capable of display it content...

someone can help me??

2.8/Ubuntu. Looks like they got it right again :)

Works wonderfully for me too in Debian Sid + 2.8 from experimental