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6th February 2025

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Getting GVFS to work on NetBSD 10.0 w/ XFCE4?

It's alive, autostarted by XFCE4 (or dbus?), but thunar shows nothing when plugging in USB drives. I can normally mount these disks with e.g.

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mount /dev/sd0e /mnt

I've tried to search for the cause with no luck so far. GVFS doesn't seem to log anything and gvfs-* commands or their manpages don't help either. Has anyone idea what is maybe goin' on and how to fix it?
I'll try updating it to 10.1 on next time I have access to it, but I suspect problem is on GVFS side (It barely works in overall, even on Linux)

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