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gio mounted smb does not show up in /run/user/$UID/gvfs/ #mount #gvfs

I still need some more feel at home config help. As you can see here I love having vertical gradients on my displays, but in KDE and Vallpaper I have not found how I can set gradients on the side of my wallpaper which are deliberately not 16:9 since I love to look at (vertical) gradients. Where do I need to look to achieve that? Is there a KDE action that I need to define for all my 20 KDE desktops?

.🖋️ #xFace #KDE #bash #MX #mxLinux #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #tksh #fish #distro #gPartEd #Gnome #Linux #POSIX #fresh #programming #hugo #gvfs #backgrounds #wallpaper #Vallpaper #gufw #RetroComputing #Amiga #C64 #gradient #Indigo

The image shows a computer's internal components with a partially open window displaying a background settings dialog box. The background of the dialog box features a selection of images, including a desktop scene and various computer-related images. The dialog box is titled "Background" and includes options for "Menu," "Wallpaper," "Folder," and "CasePics." The selected background is a desktop scene with a computer monitor. The dialog box also offers settings for "Style" (including "Vertical gradient," "Horizontal gradient," and "Scaled"), "Apply to all workspaces," and "Random Order." The "Change the background" button is visible, along with a "Help" button. The background of the dialog box is dark, with a blue sidebar on the right displaying system information, including temperature, CPU usage, and other metrics. The left side of the image shows a terminal window with lines of code and system information, including CPU and memory usage. The overall color scheme is a mix of dark and blue tones, with the computer's internal components in various shades of red, black, and silver.

The image shows a desktop settings dialog box for selecting a wallpaper. The title at the top reads "Desktop" and includes tabs for "Background," "Menus," "Desktop Icons," "File/Launcher Icons," and "Keyboard Shortcuts." The main section of the dialog box is titled "Wallpaper for Workspace 13 on Monitor 1 (DisplayPort-0)" and features a grid of nine wallpaper images. The selected wallpaper is an image of an old computer setup with a monitor and keyboard. Below the grid, there are options for the folder ("CasePics"), style ("Scaled"), and color ("Vertical gradient"). Additional settings include a checkbox to "Change the background" every 10 minutes, a "Random Order" option, and a "Help" button. The dialog box also has a "Close" button in the top right corner.

The image is a horizontal split-screen showing two different views of computer setups. On the left side, there is a vintage Amiga A4000T computer setup with a white tower, a CRT monitor displaying a list of items, a keyboard, and a stack of DVDs on the desk. The room appears to be warmly lit, with a plain wall in the background. On the right side, the image shows the interior of a modern computer case with visible components such as a CPU cooler, motherboard, and various cables. A software interface is overlaid on the image, displaying a graphical user interface with sliders and thumbnails, likely for adjusting settings or viewing system information. The background of the right side is a blue color, possibly indicating a software environment.

Ovis2-8B

🌱 Energy used: 1.633 Wh

As you see here I already have configured the minimal amount of users that I need in my K Desktop Environment

The next phase will take a bit of time because I need to fine tune critical small keyboard shortcuts so that they work as transparently as they do in xFace with muscle memory

.🖋️ #bash #MX #mxLinux #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #tksh #fish #distro #gPartEd #xFace #KDE #Gnome #Linux #POSIX #fresh #programming #hugo #gvfs #backgrounds #wallpaper #Vallpaper #gufw

Im starting to achieve platform distro OS translucency regarding more and more projects. Now I can smoothly work in my hugo projects from any distro I want in Linux. All I need to do is keep the copies I work on in sync.
Since I dont run zfs jet on a centralized HDD / SSD I simply use mc -a to do the job manually.
Normally it should be trivial, but the hugo projects want rm -Rf dir otherwise old files with similar size can be changed, thus screwing up continuity

Since my KDE MX install is smoothing out in cfg features I need, which is a combo of XFce components and KDE, I can smoothly switch to the KDE distro and work further while I tune it.

I chose to keep XFce seperate from KDE distro wise due to size constraints I;ve put on my boot partition

.🖋️ #bash #MX #mxLinux #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #tksh #fish #distro #gPartEd #xFace #KDE #Gnome #Linux #POSIX #fresh #programming #hugo #gvfs #backgrounds #wallpaper #Vallpaper #gufw

The image shows an IPS Led panel displaying a text editor with a dark theme. The file path at the top indicates the file is located at "~/gate/pgm/hugo/quickstart/content/posts/second-post.md." The file is an Markdown document, as indicated by the ".md" extension. The text editor is displaying the content of the file, which includes a YAML front matter section at the top, followed by a heading and some Markdown formatting examples.

The YAML front matter section contains the following fields:

date: "2025-01-13T12:51:35-03:00"
draft: true
title: "Second Post"

Below the YAML front matter, there is a heading with the text "Level VI md editing" and a command to start a new page with Hugo: hugo new content/posts/second-post.md. The editor also shows a command to open the file in Vim: vim.athena content/posts/second-post.md.

The Markdown content includes examples of bold and italic text formatting, with the text "I already know how to do bold in two ways italic in 'another way'." It also includes a bullet list with the text "bullet lists are also covered" and "understood well and this is not the way to do them."

The text editor's interface includes a menu bar with various application names, such as "mocp," "mc-a," "cafe," "RemAd," "Azureus," "Banagado," "Poderoso," and "CMOS." The background of the screen is dark, and the text is highlighted in different colors, with the code and text in white, and the headings in orange.

Ovis2-8B

🌱 Energy used: 0.360 Wh

Found a file modification timestamp UTC offset problem in #GVFS affecting #GNOMEFiles, in case there are any #FTP experts around: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gvfs/-/issues/789

Um eine lib für #XMPP zu testen, habe ich ein kleines Demo Programm geschrieben. Für die ersten Schritt ja ok, aber wirklich nachhaltig ist es auch nicht.

Eine Idee ist eine #xmpp #shell zu programmieren. Dort kann man dann XMPP mit command line Befehlen benutzen.

XMPP> Client has been connected with XMPP Server

XMPP> presence
XMPP> 
XMPP> join
XMPP Join Chatroom - JID> libcxmpp@conference.anoxinon.me/Test
XMPP> <<< Groupchat Message from libcxmpp@conference.anoxinon.me/Stefan: Test: Das ist ein Test

Es gibt doch GVfs — Virtual File System,... ob man damit dann vielleicht sein #Jabber account als file system abbilden könnte.

echo "Wir treffen uns in 10 min am großen Baum" > /buddy/user@domain/chat

Dann wäre Jabber auch endlich mal ein #Messenger für Normale User. 😉

Ich glaube ich muss mir mal #gvfs ansehen,...

Hey BTRFS users 😀

Did you ever encounter, that on btrfs there's no trash option, but only directly delete?

Well, here you'll find more details about this:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/issues/1885

Not actually fixed, but did you know about this relatively new mount-flag "x-gvfs-trash" as a workaround?

#BTRFS #GVFS #Trash

So WHERE TF does gnome mount MTP devices (like Android Samsung S21, in my case)?
It used to be /run/user/$UID/gvfs, but it doesn't seem to be the case anymore. And I want to use some rsync or CLI to deal with that. But it seems I have to actually select stuff in a file explorer and copy paste.
Are we getting in the Windows era of linux Desktop Environment?

#linux #ubuntu #android #gvfs #nautilus #cli #terminal

@angrylinus No, because it could also mean that all of the mounts need to have #subvolume reference. It might work. I had the #5 without subvolume identifier and others with name. But again, that's something which is best to check from code how it works, and make it generally sane. Currently it's problematic, but can be worked around. It's just annoying to spent time testing and figuring it out how it (might) work. #btrfs #trash #gvfs

I wasted the last 2 hours trying to figure out why #ThunarFileManager does not detect #gvfs on #SwayWM. I should have checked the #Gentoo Wiki page (https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Sway)... In its examples, the wiki page always starts sway via dbus-run-session. I had started it directly via the sway binary...

So, starting right now, my .bashrc file will contain this little alias definition:

alias sway="dbus-run-session sway"

@CyDeFect @FiLiS In theory, yes. In practice, not so much. The #gvfs-based approach creates "weird" mountpoints in a user scope. The #smbnetfs variant creates some "dynamic" mountpoint where you have to access a hostname/ip-address using it as it was a subdirectory. Both not what I would have needed for home directories via #SMB3. Plus, they both perform badly.

So, in my case, just using #NFS for #FreeBSD clients (and still offering #SMB3 via #samba for #Windows clients) was the sanest solution.

Having a weird #gio or #gvfs issue on my #debian distro today. If I attempt to download a file over http(s) in my gtk4 podcast tracking app via GLib.File.copy, or over the cli via `gio copy <source> <destination>`, it fails with Operation not Supported. The flatpak version of said app I have installed is still working just fine, and I can still connect to an FTP server in Nautilus. The issue just started this morning. If anyone has any ideas I'd appreciate it!

Merci à #gvfs-mtp

I've been looking for a #GoogleDrive #Linux integration that is not as buggy as #GNOME's #gvfs integration. #rclone seemed like the right tool, but I wanted to mount the remote drive to a local folder automatically with my user login, so I stumbled upon this great Gist: https://gist.github.com/kabili207/2cd2d637e5c7617411a666d8d7e97101
Seems to work great for the moment and at a much faster speed than the GNOME integration.

So far the only way that I know for directly accessing #mpt files without copying them is to use gnome's #gvfs. The rest of the systems don't create a virtual filesystem and thus every access requires a copy.

@Steve12L
I'm using XFCE since a couple of years, but I appreciate that some tools have been derived from GNOME and are still integrated for features like #GVfs https://goodies.xfce.org/projects/panel-plugins/xfce4-gvfs-mount
@openmastering @gnome

Toujours personne pour confirmer ce bug ?
SVP, j’aime pas parler dans le vide quand je suis face à un souci…

RT @TritTriton@twitter.com

Bon, je crois qu’il y a vraiment un problème avec #GIMP (2.10.30) et #gvfs (1.50) : je ne peux manifestement plus glisser-lâcher une URL contenant une espace (%20).

Même la fonction “Ouvrir depuis l’emplacement” ne fonctionne pas dans ce cas.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/TritTriton/status/1507303096996802560

Sachant que ça marchait très bien avant cette MAJ vers gvfs 1.50, même pour ouvrir d’un coup plusieurs URL d’images. C’est a priori dès le montage du lecteur temporaire que ça foire. #GIMP #gvfs

Bon, je crois qu’il y a vraiment un problème avec #GIMP (2.10.30) et #gvfs (1.50) : je ne peux manifestement plus glisser-lâcher une URL contenant une espace (%20).

Même la fonction “Ouvrir depuis l’emplacement” ne fonctionne pas dans ce cas.

@jbauer Enable #SFTP and use your local file browser's bookmark to add the remote (requires #FUSE / #GVFS or some similar mounting software, which is mostly already installed in user-friendly distros). That's it. :)

#gvfs

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