=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:30] hi, first time doing this, please excuse any faux pas. Installing precise for a group of 1st grade classrooms. Have windows share server. Need easy way for kids to login to their windows share. Possible to use GUI (File > Connect to server > ip addr, share, username, group, password), but looking for easy way for 1st graders to input just username/password. Thanks. [20:33] hi Elementary-Schoo [20:33] it's possible to create a bookmark in their file browser for that network share [20:33] * highvoltage sees if there's any documentation for that somewhere [20:37] Thanks highvoltage :-) I can create a bookmark once I login to a specific share. I don't know how to create a bookmark for a generic login that will then ask the 1st grader for his/her username and password. [20:39] Elementary-Schoo: I couldn't find a nice doc, just starting up a VM right now where I can try it out and let you know... [20:40] You are a god-send :-) Thanks! [20:43] Elementary-Schoo: when you create a bookmark for a user, [20:44] Elementary-Schoo: it goes into the file called .config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks [20:44] Elementary-Schoo: so if you set up one user with the bookmarks that you'd like in there, you can create a directory called /etc/skel/.config/gtk-3.0 and put that bookmarks file in there [20:44] so basically: [20:45] 1. set up a user with the bookmarks you'd like [20:45] sudo mkdir /etc/skel/.config/gtk-3.0 [20:45] cp .config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks /etc/skel/.config/gtk-3.0 [20:45] then when you create new users they'd have that bookmark [20:46] for existing users you would just have to place that file there [20:47] Okay! I'll give it a shot. Thank you soooo much! I might be back for more hints (not too tech savvy). [20:48] no problem. these questions are useful, I think we should have a tool that does things like that for you. [21:29] Hi, I'm back. I couldn't find .config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks, but I did find .gtk-bookmarks in my home folder. In .gtk-bookmarks, there is a location of an existing bookmark. So I was thinking, is there a way that I could use that location in a script?