** Description changed: Steps to reproduce: Open gedit (or other GNOME app with file dialogs) Click File->Open (or Save As) Right click on file viewport and enable Show Hidden Files. Cancel out of the dialog Click File->Open Right click on file viewport and disable Show Hidden Files. The behavior is unexpected (seems like the viewport does not refresh). If you keep clicking "Show Hidden Files" you can even get duplicates. + + P.S. Make sure your File->Open dialog is opening to a folder with hidden + files, such as /home/$USER. Or else, this bug will not be reproducible, + since when you click on a folder, it is refreshed!
** Description changed: Steps to reproduce: Open gedit (or other GNOME app with file dialogs) Click File->Open (or Save As) Right click on file viewport and enable Show Hidden Files. Cancel out of the dialog Click File->Open Right click on file viewport and disable Show Hidden Files. The behavior is unexpected (seems like the viewport does not refresh). If you keep clicking "Show Hidden Files" you can even get duplicates. - P.S. Make sure your File->Open dialog is opening to a folder with hidden - files, such as /home/$USER. Or else, this bug will not be reproducible, - since when you click on a folder, it is refreshed! + P.S. Make sure your File->Open dialog is opening default to a folder + with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. Or else, this bug will not be + reproducible, since when you click on a folder, it is refreshed! To get + it to open up to /home/$USER by default, simply open a file in + /home/$USER before following the above instructions. For example, open + a text file from /home/$USER in gedit, then follow the above + instructions. ** Description changed: Steps to reproduce: Open gedit (or other GNOME app with file dialogs) - Click File->Open (or Save As) + Click File->Open + Choose a file in a folder with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. + Again, click File->Open (or Save As) Right click on file viewport and enable Show Hidden Files. Cancel out of the dialog Click File->Open Right click on file viewport and disable Show Hidden Files. The behavior is unexpected (seems like the viewport does not refresh). If you keep clicking "Show Hidden Files" you can even get duplicates. P.S. Make sure your File->Open dialog is opening default to a folder with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. Or else, this bug will not be reproducible, since when you click on a folder, it is refreshed! To get it to open up to /home/$USER by default, simply open a file in /home/$USER before following the above instructions. For example, open a text file from /home/$USER in gedit, then follow the above instructions. ** Description changed: Steps to reproduce: Open gedit (or other GNOME app with file dialogs) Click File->Open - Choose a file in a folder with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. + Choose a file in a folder with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. This makes sure the dialog opens to /home/$USER by default, one criteria for this bug to occur. (gedit for sure saves "last location") Again, click File->Open (or Save As) Right click on file viewport and enable Show Hidden Files. Cancel out of the dialog Click File->Open Right click on file viewport and disable Show Hidden Files. The behavior is unexpected (seems like the viewport does not refresh). If you keep clicking "Show Hidden Files" you can even get duplicates. P.S. Make sure your File->Open dialog is opening default to a folder with hidden files, such as /home/$USER. Or else, this bug will not be reproducible, since when you click on a folder, it is refreshed! To get it to open up to /home/$USER by default, simply open a file in /home/$USER before following the above instructions. For example, open a text file from /home/$USER in gedit, then follow the above instructions. -- Show Hidden Files broken in common dialogs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136711 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Desktop Bugs, which is a bug contact for nautilus in ubuntu. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
