On Wed, Jun 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM Fainche <old-attic-breec...@duck.com> wrote: > Upgrading libfuse3 made no difference, but today I needed to get some files > off my phoen and installed gvfs-backends which completely fixed the crash and > made the Network option work again. > > That package is currently a recommend, and I have my apt configured to not > automatically install recommends. May be worth making it a hard depend if the > program crashes without it?
I can confirm that clicking the Network panel without gvfs-backends installed will crash Nautilus, so I'll add this to our queue to make it a hard Depends in a future nautilus upload. Please note that Debian Developers do not test the "no-install-recommends" functionality. If you use this, you will likely have missing functionality in a wide variety of places in your system and it won't always be obvious why things that work for other people do not work for you. gnome-core has Depends: gvfs-backends so most people will not see this particular bug. Thank you, Jeremy Bícha
