10-10-2016, 04:15 PM
Hi LL
Researching a bit it seems there is a bug with PCManFM that may be the cause of this on your end. It involves the fact that PCManFM is a desktop manager as well as a file manager, and a weird little complication involving volume management, and network connection desktop icons. I honestly think the / behavior and upper/lower case behavior is correct on my system; which makes sense to me, given the text editor Leafpad involved, and the after the fact GUI renaming to allow upper case. I have never had any data loss issues while editing over a network connection from Thunar, but I only do heavier editing tasks via ad hoc or dc. Still I don't think your system is working properly, and it oddly seems to point back to your original issue with data loss.
When you originally experienced data loss over a network connection was PCManFM on your system as well? If it was, did it create a desktop icon for your network connection? When mousing over that connection icon did it ever just read "/" , or just disappear? It may also be that it never appeared at all in Linux Lite?
If we continue this discussion let's move it back to the original thread about data loss.
TC
Researching a bit it seems there is a bug with PCManFM that may be the cause of this on your end. It involves the fact that PCManFM is a desktop manager as well as a file manager, and a weird little complication involving volume management, and network connection desktop icons. I honestly think the / behavior and upper/lower case behavior is correct on my system; which makes sense to me, given the text editor Leafpad involved, and the after the fact GUI renaming to allow upper case. I have never had any data loss issues while editing over a network connection from Thunar, but I only do heavier editing tasks via ad hoc or dc. Still I don't think your system is working properly, and it oddly seems to point back to your original issue with data loss.
When you originally experienced data loss over a network connection was PCManFM on your system as well? If it was, did it create a desktop icon for your network connection? When mousing over that connection icon did it ever just read "/" , or just disappear? It may also be that it never appeared at all in Linux Lite?
If we continue this discussion let's move it back to the original thread about data loss.
TC
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