Public bug reported:
Affects Ubuntu 17.10 and Sound Recorder 3.24.0.1.
gnome-sound-recorder reads files from ~/Recordings, but some strange
file names (unicode?) break the application, that it doesn't work at
all, at least works faulty.
You can reproduce this bug:
rm -rf ~/Recordings
gnome-sound-recorder
Record
Done
"Clip 1 is shown" correctly.
Ctrl+q
touch ~/Recordings/tmp
touch ~/Recordings/á
gnome-sound-recorder
BUG: "Clip 1" is not shown at all, "tmp" is shown.
** Affects: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1734094
Title:
gnome-sound-recorder broken by some file names
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Affects Ubuntu 17.10 and Sound Recorder 3.24.0.1.
gnome-sound-recorder reads files from ~/Recordings, but some strange
file names (unicode?) break the application, that it doesn't work at
all, at least works faulty.
You can reproduce this bug:
rm -rf ~/Recordings
gnome-sound-recorder
Record
Done
"Clip 1 is shown" correctly.
Ctrl+q
touch ~/Recordings/tmp
touch ~/Recordings/á
gnome-sound-recorder
BUG: "Clip 1" is not shown at all, "tmp" is shown.
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