On 2014-02-12 18:57, Michael Lueck wrote:
Greetings All,
I got to thinking about the smaller scale of Ubuntu's contributing
power to Xfce than I previously had envisioned... is perhaps the
better place to work with and to make suggestions directly to Xfce and
not to Xubuntu?
That depends. If it's about features or bugs in Xfce, it's always best
to start with upstream. If it's about integrating Xfce components or
Ubuntu-specific bugs/fixes, Xubuntu is the right place.
Such as to get the GUI Samba share browsing UI working as it used to
with Gnome 2 in Ubuntu 10.04.
I don't understand how something that worked in GNOME 2 has much to do
with either Xubuntu or Xfce... Was it an Xfce component? Did it work in
Thunar as well?
For a solution to your actual issue, have you tried Gigolo?
One thing that definitely is in-scope for suggesting to Xubuntu... the
LiveCD GUI installer... could you please add ntfs as a valid partition
type when installing to a blank hard drive, and not only selectively
have it show up as a possibility when the installer detects an
existing copy of Windows on the drive?
This isn't actually in-scope for Xubuntu, since we are using Ubiquity
(the installer) as it comes from Ubuntu.
I would imagine the reason why NTFS isn't enabled by default is that the
support for it is (as far as I know) still not perfect on Linux, and
thus isn't suggested. On the other hand, it definitely makes sense and
might even be required to enable it as an option when an NTFS partition
is recognised to be able to work with the partition(s) in question.
I am using Linux to deploy Windows in a dual-boot configuration. Thus
it would be helpful to be able to set up the NTFS partition's mount
points during installation. Where would I officially make such a
request? Thank you.
You would need to file a wishlist bug against Ubiquity in Launchpad.
Knowing how things usually roll, I doubt this will be done if it isn't
done so far. Furthermore it might be a bit late to land such change for
14.04.
Just for completeness, Xubuntu would not carry such a patch even if one
was available. In this case I (and I think most of the team) believes
that the developers working on Ubiquity can make the right choice.
Cheers,
Pasi
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