One-Click File Sharing for your network. Obmin is lightweight HTTP(S) File Server for GNU/Linux systems. Features: ⚫ Easy installation. ⚫ Easy setup just choose file(s) locations and tune Obmin on. ⚫ Doesn't require ROOT privileges. ⚫ Doesn't require any special client side installation. ⚫ HTTP transfer protocol available everywhere Linux, OSX, Windows, Android, iOS so. ⚫ More ... For more information and how-to see README.md
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Fixes for GNOME 40.x
What is the reason for `imports.gi.versions.Gtk = '3.0';` ? If that's for GNOME 40 prefs, it doesn't affect that.
It's not prefs, it's a standalone app on Gtk3. It should work on all versions not just 40. I didn't find the way to proper handle prefs yet. I tried to pass a dummy widget on Gtk4 (GNOME 40) and close it on realization but there is a ghost of the new Extensions app that I can kill in the system monitor or terminal.
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