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Allows GNOME users to browse photos on network shares #12

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@Vitix1 Vitix1 commented May 26, 2022

When using Nomacs on GNOME, you are able to open file from network share, but you won't be able to browse photos within the Nomacs.
To xdg-run/gvfs are mounted SAMBA shares, FTP shares, Google drive, etc..

This permission is needed by GNOME users to be able to browse photos on network shares (SMB, FTP, ...)
@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@
"--socket=wayland",
"--socket=pulseaudio",
"--filesystem=home",
"--filesystem=/media"
"--filesystem=/media",
"--filesystem=xdg-run/gvfs"
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don't you need the dbus talk-name too for gvfs ?

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Sorry I'm not sure what do you mean. Giving Nomacs permissions to access "xdg-run/gvfs" should be enough, or not?
For me it works, and I'm able to browse pictures on network shares.
I'm no expert on this matter, what should "dbus talk-name" do?

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Started test build 93404

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Build 93404 successful
To test this build, install it from the testing repository:

flatpak install --user https://dl.flathub.org/build-repo/91128/org.nomacs.ImageLounge.flatpakref

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