Although if Microsoft wasn’t the Gorilla in the Room example of Proprietary the contrast may not be as stark. Maybe….
JH at Linux in Exile discusses the anti-Google “bug” in IE that MS left in place for months.
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How about a post discussing why the Nautilus file manager cannot access webdav drives which require a password, and how this situation has managed to persist for two years?
I have accessed webdav drives with nautilus. But then it stopped working. Wait, that might have been just about two years ago.
OK, where’s the OpenSource project that is trying to fix this problem!!??? What is the reason for this outrage???
As a web browser, Konqueror has a badly broken javascript engine, but it excels as a file manager.
That’s too bad, because Konqueror can access webdav drives with no problem.
WRT Nautilus, I ran across some comments that it was not nautilus itself which was at fault, but the underlying gvfs commands. Like I give a rip; I just want it to work.
When will Linux get TRIM support for SSDs?
regarding nautilus: where’s the bug report?
Regarding TRIM support:
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Kernel-Log-Coming-in-2-6-33-Part-2-Storage-914669.html
http://lwn.net/Articles/362108/
Answer: the next version of Ubuntu should have it (10.4 AKA Lucid Lynx), I think.