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Description of problem: Copy icon from open Network window to Desktop. Not certain this falls under Nautilus. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): all latest updates, installed through yum extender. How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Top panel - Places - Network, see icons of other machines on the same local network 2. Drag & drop, or copy & paste icon for machine "xxx" to desktop 3. Actual results: Icon is not copied. To see a folder view of a machine on the same local network, I must follow step 1, and double-click on the icon in the open Network window. Expected results: Icon gets copied to Desktop. To see a folder view of the other machine on the same local network, double-click the icon that was added to the Desktop. Additional info: My present work-around is to copy similar icons from a Fedora Core 6 installation and paste those in the F7 Desktop folder. Once the FC6 icon is added to the F7 Desktop, I can double-click the icon to open a folder view of machine "xxx" that is on the same local network. Other F7 file 'copy & paste', and all other file access seems to behave as expected, for all machines on this network.
For what it's worth -- I find that I can also simply create an empty document on the desktop, with the name "smb-workgroup-<machineName>". Next, edit file content to include this: [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=ARCHIVE Type=Link URL=smb://<machineName>/ Icon=gnome-fs-server Save & close, and the icon works normally. It seems that Nautilus can copy ordinary files, entire directories, and nearly anything else to the desktop other than an smb-workgroup file. I don't know why that would be true, for F7.
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