Definitely invalid? Very strange, then, that PCManFM was able to open a
terminal on a remote platform in OS versions prior to 14.04. Also that
it is still able to do so through the roundabout method I described.
Also that other file managers (e.g., Dolphin) have no problem doing it.
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** Changed in: pcmanfm (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Open current folder in terminal is disabled
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It is intended behavior. To start terminal on some remote server you should
start it exactly on that remote server and PCManFM cannot ever know how to do
that and if that is even possible. Imagine you open a terminal and enter a
command there:
cd ssh://some.server/etc/
What do you expect to
Same problem with PCManFM 1.2.3 on Ubuntu 14.10.
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Open current folder in terminal is disabled
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If I browse to a remote folder through the mount (/run/user/nnn/gvfs),
then Tools | Open Current Folder in Terminal is not grayed out.
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