I have the same problem (I can't tell whether it would work with sudo,
though).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1543345
Title:
nautilus ignores the --geometry= posi
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libgtk2.0-doc
libgtk2.0-doc should contain the tutorial and the faqs (at least it says
so in
/usr/share/doc-base/gtk2-faq
/usr/share/doc-base/gtk2-tutorial
and it does in debian) but doesn't. Strangely, it does contain the
images.
I'm refering to versi
So if fonts:/// has been declared obsolete - is there another way to
view the installed fonts under Nautilus?
I am using Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.1, and there seems to be no other basic
method of showing the fonts - at least not apart from installing third-
party packages.
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fonts:/// view obscure, no
Public bug reported:
I launched Gnumeric accidentally by double clicking on a file called
"industries.csv" which is 1 byte long (a newline character, 0x0a).
For what it's worth, Gnumeric also crashes when opening (double click in
nautilus, use gnome-open, or launch Gnumeric first and choose file-
