Thanks for the bug report. This particular bug has already been
reported, but feel free to report any other bugs you find.
That has already been discussed and is an upstream feature not a bug,
you can use previous to open the previous directory
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Brian: I know the back button provides this in most situations, but the
point is that the behaviour of up is very confusing.
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Pressing up from any volume mounted in /media should take you to computer:///
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Even if it is an upstream feature, I consider it a bug in Ubuntu. Yes
the previous button works, but up is jsut plain confusing.
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Status: Invalid = New
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Pressing up from any volume mounted in /media should take you to computer:///
The whole way the filesystem is exposed to users in gnome is like
computer:/// is the top level with all the volumes below it. It should
be done consistently like that or not at all.
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Pressing up from any volume mounted in /media should take you to computer:///
A related bug regarding the same issue as this is bug 44885 that up
doesn't work when browsing networks where I think it should also work.
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Ah, I managed to find the upstream discussion you mentioned, and
actually it only consists of one single comment of a developers that
this isn't going to be done:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165266
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ubuntu is not going to change that against upstream on a distribution
specific way, you can argue upstream though
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Actually this goes for everything that is shown in the computer window:
e.g. if you go to file system from there, up should also be possible to
get you back.
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Wouter Stomp,
Thank you for your bug report! I have confirmed your bug to be valid on
Ubuntu 8.04.1 and Nautilus 2.22.2. If you are using a different version
then me, please add this information to the bug report.
Jonathan Ben-Joseph
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Yes, using intrepid :-)
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JBJ and Wouter, I'm not entirely sure I would consider this a bug. The
directory /media is a part of the root filesystem at /, so when you go
up in the directory then it should be the / . I think this is more of a
feature request in nautilus. I will wait for a reply before taking any
actions.
Well for most users the way they will arrive at any of the mounted
volumes is through computer:///. So it is very unnatural to get to a
different place if you press the up button from there. In principle most
users shouldn't be seeing /media at anytime, unless they choose to do
so.
That said, I
I see your point. Shouldn't the back button provide this feature, and
not the up arrow?
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