Hello again,
thanks for your answer! I see, so it's not going to be as easy as I thought.
Thanks for the hint with the xdg-user-dirs. I've already stumbled upon
that solution in some forums, but tbh I think this should only be a
quick-and-dirty solution. I don't want to de-register the default
directories completely (since other applications may need to know them).
I just don't want them to take away the precious place in the sidebar.
Anyways, thanks again. I think I'll go annoy the people on the
gtk-mailinglist ;)
Best regards
Am 04.05.21 um 22:49 schrieb António Fernandes:
Hi.
The sidebar is a GTK widget: GtkPlacesSidebar. So, you would need to
patch GTK for that.
Alternatively, you can modify ~/.config/userdirs.dirs by setting to
$HOME/ the special dirs you don't want. But this may not be what you want.
A terça, 4/05/2021, 19:34, Selspam via nautilus-list
<nautilus-list@gnome.org <mailto:nautilus-list@gnome.org>> escreveu:
Dear all,
I've been browsing through the code trying to find a way to patch
nautilus in such a way that I can remove the default-bookmarks
(withou
modifying my xdg-files in the home directory). Changing
'nautilus_bookmark_get_is_builtin' in bookmark.c to return always
False
didn't help, so I wanted to take a look at the popup-menu
directly. Does
anyone know where to find it?
Thank you and kind regard,
Selspam
(PS: I was playing around with the 3.30.5 version (Debian...), so if
this feature is already somehow implemented and I just don't know
about
it, sorry.)
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