I'm seeing this problem on multiple 64-bit machines on the same LAN, running Ubuntu Studio 13.10 and Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 (installed when in alpha), continually kept updated. I had tried Mint 14 and loved Nemo, taking it with me when I went back to other Ubuntu flavors.
The LAN configuration is cable modem --> dd-wrt router 1 --> dd-wrt router 2, with the routers bridged by wire. The problem is the same no matter which router any of the machines is connected to, wirelessly or wired.
If I click the "Network" bookmark in the file manager, I see the "Windows Network" icon alongside icons for the machines on the LAN, which I can use just fine as Samba shares. Attempting to open the "Windows Network" via that icon causes the Nemo window to disappear, often after a short pause.
I'm seeing this problem on multiple 64-bit machines on the same LAN, running Ubuntu Studio 13.10 and Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 (installed when in alpha), continually kept updated. I had tried Mint 14 and loved Nemo, taking it with me when I went back to other Ubuntu flavors.
The LAN configuration is cable modem --> dd-wrt router 1 --> dd-wrt router 2, with the routers bridged by wire. The problem is the same no matter which router any of the machines is connected to, wirelessly or wired.
If I click the "Network" bookmark in the file manager, I see the "Windows Network" icon alongside icons for the machines on the LAN, which I can use just fine as Samba shares. Attempting to open the "Windows Network" via that icon causes the Nemo window to disappear, often after a short pause.