Andy wrote:
> The problem I am having is that GNOME detects these shares and
> adds them all to every users desktop, places menu and file
> dialogues making them practically unusable. Does anyone know how to stop
> GNOME from showing these mount points? I have found the gconf
> setting /apps/nautilus/desktop/volumes_visible but that only affects
> the desktop and not the places menu or file dialogues.
>
Try
http://g-scripts.sourceforge.net/
Quote from site: "I have compiled some useful scripts for use in Gnome's
Nautilus file manager. I have collected these from various sources on the
internet, and written some myself, to assist others in making their
Nautilus file manager even more useful."
This may give you finer control over your desktops.
Cheers
Damian B
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