Yes, that fixed the problem, thanks!
This is probably not a deskbar problem so we can close this bug now (I
think).
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deskbar don't get the focus with alt+F3 keys
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/86512
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Could you please tell me what the issue was...I'm having the same issue
and I'm not sure how to fix it.
Cheers
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deskbar don't get the focus with alt+F3 keys
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/86512
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Desktop Bugs, which is a bug
Ok, so after reading through this entire thread, I've run the various
things people have suggested in order to help debug this.
Attached is the output, as follows:
hosts-* - the hosts file before and after
hostname-* - the output of hostname, hostname -f and ping -c 4 $(hostname)
before and after
Sorry for not getting back sooner!
Indeed it does, cifs has solved the problem.
I, too, had no idea that it was deprecated. It's strange how you install
the package smbfs, which comes with mount.smbfs, but the one we want is
mount.cifs (also in that package). Maybe there should be something on
th
I can confirm this in nautilus as well.
I have samba shares defined in my fstab, mounted using smbfs
If I use the terminal to mount the samba share then everything is fine,
however if I double click the share in nautilus (when no samba shares
are mounted) then the entire system locks up.
If ther
