@Sebastien Bacher: Awesome, thanks! From the timing I guess that
landed between visiting Launchpad and finishing typing. (Obviously got
all that from your link to the GNOME bug just prior but I wasn't sure
how much activity that indicated.)
Now to actually try it out after work... :)
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Oof. Well, glad someone may be addressing it - kudos and all love to
Carlos Soriano, it appears?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=732004#c3
Apparently it's a simple one-liner: https://bug732004.bugzilla-
attachments.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=284244
...that won't be in upstream until
Does this mean it's fixed or someone just pushed the "ignore pesky
users" button again? I see no new Nautilus updates since last week.
Does this mean 14.10's version will be improved?
The 14.04 examples in the attachment are a bit forced with non-sensitive
data from my home machine, but when you
re: my #38 above: Those screenshots accidentally expose another funny
behavior - yes, when the yellow 'tip' appears at the bottom of the
window it does at least tell you about the individual file that's been
highlighted.
Apparently in the contrived case of a window that small (felt like
fitting bo
Trash issue in #11 and #12 reproduces with 13.10 (64-bit also) here as
well.
[Anybody else have my "'Modified' column header doesn't always accept
mouseclicks to sort" issue? Starting from Trash, which activates the
"Location" column in new tabs within that window is actually a pretty
good workar
Hmm. I just experimented with your problem here and notice that if the
window is not wide enough in list view, you cannot stretch the contents
of the Name field past the
Questions:
Do you get the double arrow "<->" cursor when you hover over the | divider
between the "Name" and Size" fields?
If
You may also want to try installing XFCE's Thunar which appears to have
similar scrollbar behavior to old Nautilus. This will probably pull in
a large bunch of XFCE dependencies but if you have the disk space that
should be okay; then just add it to your dock as an alternative file
browser.
(If t
At risk of making this another "miscellaneous complaints" bug, but it
appears there is yet another intermittent issue where "cut and paste"
moving of files ceases to work.
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Resizing columns doesn't seem to be a problem for me with Nautilus 3.8.2
on 13.10 x86-64 as just released (for the Name and Size fields - Type
and Modified are apparently 'wide enough' and not adjustable), but I'm
experiencing something potentially related:
Intermittently, the "Type" and "Modified
re: #35 - could this overlay functionality be used to present
automatically-updating context-sensitive QR codes? Then a user poking
through a source tree would simply have to point a smartphone at the
screen to purchase a license to Visual Studio 2012.
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I thought I was bitten by this, but discovered I was affected by
LP#544994 instead (Rhythmbox improperly trying to open USB PTP camera).
This might be a different issue, but since it was very inobvious, make
sure Rhythmbox is not running when testing.
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Canon camera not auto mounted by gphoto2 b
If it was fixed in 0.12.8-0ubuntu2 it's now regressed in 0.12.8-0ubuntu3
on my fresh Lucid upgrade.
lsof snippet:
gvfs-gpho 6062 floid 13u CHR189,146 0t02544556
/dev/bus/usb/002/019
...
rhythmbox 6244 floid 43u CHR189,146
Thought I'd heard something about this and was glad to find the
background here.
I was reminded while catching both the punt-users-on-shutdown-warning
and "CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor" applet being smart enough to ask for
the password for the local superuser while e.g. Synaptic still doesn't.
I
Observed annoying with totem-gstreamer 2.28.2-0ubuntu3, whether in the
browser plugin or natively in Totem. I haven't fiddled with any of the
gconf settings, I did go in and tell Totem I have "1.5Mbps
T1/Intranet/LAN" (which is true, 1.5mbit/s AT&T DSL - though that does
mean it craps out just shy
This is intentional from the Nautilus crew:
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/reviews/2010/01/ubuntu-1004-alpha-2-brings-pitivi-panel-changes.ars
I'll chime in because I agree it's a bit gratuitously different and
likely to confuse users who have managed to get familiar with browser
tabs.
It wou
Just lost a day to this myself (though my fault for not keeping
backups).
A permissions (or configuration, I suppose) error anywhere in the gconf
hierarchy can turn this up.
In my case, /etc/gconf/2/path included references to the following
(installed automatically at some point):
xml:readonly:/
Another 'vote,' to advise that this de-featuring has crept through
related gnome-power-preferences options, not just lid-closing:
Some desktop keyboards feature overly-prominent "Suspend" buttons.
The "Do nothing" option has disappeared for suspend button behavior as well.
Sometimes "Suspend" stil
If this amateur UI nerd can throw into the fray...
Part of the problem is the decision to make a switch to a full dialog from a
pulldown menu. Presumably this is inspired by a desire for consistency with
Windows.
The irony is, within the various Gnome metaphors, what's needed is an inverse
of
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