Now it's weird... After reboot (not deliberately - I have only needed to shutdown my PC and now I wanted to try reproduce the bug) it's fixed! I can see the files in nautilus directly and in scripts menu too... So sorry I cant reproduce the bug... If you want to try it, do: $ mkdir -p Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/Conversions $ mkdir -p Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/Tools $ mkdir -p Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/Renames $ echo '#!' > Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/Conversions/convert_video $ chmod +x Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/Conversions/convert_video $ mv .gnome2/nautilus-scripts .gnome2/nautilus-scripts-backup $ ln -s Ubuntu\ One/Scripts/nautilus-scripts/ .gnome2/nautilus-scripts Now try to open .gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Conversions with nautilus, if you can't see the files, you've successfully reproduced the bug (you can check right-click menu with scripts too), if you can see the files, it's probably "bugfoot" :)
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