Network Servers window kills all Nautilus windows in CentOS 5.1?



Originally sent this to the CentOS list, but it's probably a GNOME issue....

In the process of doing something else, I happened to open the Network
Servers window from the Places applet menu. When I did, it killed all my
Nautilus windows on all my workspaces. (I had to experiment a little to
prove this, but it did happen.)

Is there an explanation for this and what?

Thanks.

mhr
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