I’ve been working on my old laptop while I’m waiting for a new keyboard for my mac. And because it’s fun to play with ubuntu linux. I found a way to add my iDisk. This is a little more geeky than the average post here, but it needed to be on the web in case someone else got stuck.
- Go to the Places Menu
- Choose Connect to Server
- Select Service type: WebDAV
- Enter Server: idisk.mac.com
- enter your username
- Leave the other fields blank, or enter in a folder (you might need your username there)
- Press Connect
TODO: Figure out a way to synch a local folder to the iDisk (feel free to comment!)
Thanks Ivan, it worked great!
Whoops, spoke too soon:
“Couldn’t display “dav://bcalder01@idisk.mac.com”.”
Hi, just thought I’d tell you want worked for me:
Server: idisk.mac.com
folder:
User Name :
Crap… In my above post, I user the word ‘yourusername’ in tags and it didnt show up… so here it is again:
Server: idisk.mac.com
folder: yourusername
User Name : yourusername
the folder must match your user name
to do the same on Kubuntu:
open “Remote Places” from System Menu on KDE taskbar;
(or navigate to ‘system:remote’ as the URL in konqueror)
click “Add a Network Folder”
worked in suse as well as described by lintila
sweet, totally sweet! thank you.
dav://username@idisk.mac.com/username
that works fine!
Thanks!
Thank you but is there a way for it to be there after every reboot? I have to type this in each time.
Seems, that this dont work anymore.