https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409592
--- Comment #2 from Tommi Nieminen <tommi.niemi...@legisign.org> --- Kirjoitit tiistaina 16. heinäkuuta 2019 0.28: > > Entries from `/etc/fstab` should be excluded. > > Not sure about this one. How can we be sure that the devices you might have > added to /etc/fstab that wouldn't otherwise show up in the Places panel > should be omitted? I think gvfs is handling this just so: it excludes fstab entries from places. Most of the entries in fstab are in any case either “system” folders (like eg. /boot, /var, /usr/local) or “subroots” (eg. /home—anything worthwhile resides only under it). They don’t require shortcuts, and they can even be distracting for ordinary users. I know they can be hidden one by one, and that’s what I usually do, but then I have to remember doing that for every user account I set up for others too— unless I want to get a hasty phone call saying user can’t access something they think they should! >> However, in all KDE Plasma versions I’ve encountered I get at least some >> of the local filesystems in the Devices section and usually all of my NFS >> shares in the Remote section of the Places panel. (At least the latter >> might actually be the designers’ intention although I find it >> unsettling.) > > Yes, this is by design. Can you explain why you don't like it? I can fully understand NFS/Samba/other network shares appearing in Network places (although I personally find that distracting too; after all, I’ve mounted the shares for a purpose: to sit tightly in the directory tree as they should). This one I won’t be pressing on as it’s only a matter of taste :) Maybe a halfway solution: could KIO respect x-gvfs-hide? Or does it already, I haven’t actually tried? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
