Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
Is there some current workaround for this "regression"? I have a friend
that I installed Ubuntu on his computer and he uses my nfs server. It's
easy for him to right click and mount the drive from nautilus (he's
using 7.10). But if he upgrades to 8.4, he would have to use the cli to
mount the drive
