Public bug reported:
# Symptoms:
In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places" items (Home, Desktop,
Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Trash) which are also shown in
the file chooser. The problem is that items in the "Places" category can go
missing in the file chooser.
# How to replicate the bug:
Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser (just try saving this website by pressing ctrl + S in your web
browser), everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more, will
not be displayed.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
- Symptoms: In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places",
+ *Symptoms*: In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places",
"Devices", "Bookmarks", and "Network" items which are also shown in the
file chooser. The problem is that items in the "Places" category can go
missing in the file chooser.
- How to replicate the bug: Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some
- of the directories. Make sure these directories actually exist. Restart
- your machine. What you will find is that Nautilus will work just fine
- and use the new directories. But if you use the file chooser, everything
- in "Places" that isn't the default value any more, will not be
- displayed.
+ # How to replicate the bug:
+ Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser, everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more,
will not be displayed.
** Description changed:
- *Symptoms*: In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places",
- "Devices", "Bookmarks", and "Network" items which are also shown in the
- file chooser. The problem is that items in the "Places" category can go
- missing in the file chooser.
+ # Symptoms:
+ In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places", "Devices", "Bookmarks",
and "Network" items which are also shown in the file chooser. The problem is
that items in the "Places" category can go missing in the file chooser.
# How to replicate the bug:
Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser, everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more,
will not be displayed.
** Description changed:
# Symptoms:
In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places", "Devices", "Bookmarks",
and "Network" items which are also shown in the file chooser. The problem is
that items in the "Places" category can go missing in the file chooser.
# How to replicate the bug:
- Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser, everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more,
will not be displayed.
+ Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser (just try saving this website by pressing ctrl + S in your web
browser), everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more, will
not be displayed.
** Description changed:
# Symptoms:
- In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places", "Devices", "Bookmarks",
and "Network" items which are also shown in the file chooser. The problem is
that items in the "Places" category can go missing in the file chooser.
+ In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places" items (Home, Desktop,
Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Trash) which are also shown in
the file chooser. The problem is that items in the "Places" category can go
missing in the file chooser.
# How to replicate the bug:
Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser (just try saving this website by pressing ctrl + S in your web
browser), everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more, will
not be displayed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1517587
Title:
Nautilus File Chooser Doesn't Show User Dirs
Status in nautilus package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
# Symptoms:
In the pane on the left, there usually are "Places" items (Home, Desktop,
Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Trash) which are also shown in
the file chooser. The problem is that items in the "Places" category can go
missing in the file chooser.
# How to replicate the bug:
Open ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and change some of the directories. Make sure
these directories actually exist. Restart your machine. What you will find is
that Nautilus will work just fine and use the new directories. But if you use
the file chooser (just try saving this website by pressing ctrl + S in your web
browser), everything in "Places" that isn't the default value any more, will
not be displayed.
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