Great. The bug seems to be fixed!
I tested the following (using a live CD of Lubuntu 12.04):
1) ctrl + alt + F2
2) sudo service lightdm stop
3) sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lubuntu-dev/lubuntu-daily
4) sudo apt-get update
5) sudo apt-get install pcmanfm
6) sudo service lightdm start
Then I dragge
I think that file-roller is not the main problem. And here is the reason
why:
I tried to reproduce the bug on a different test system. Downloaded
linuxmint-12-lxde-cd-32bit.iso and started it in virtualbox.
Linux Mint LXDE uses a combination of pcmanfm and ( instead of file-roller)
the xarchiv
Ok. Could repoduce this on my test system which is running a
lubuntu-11.10.iso from the harddisk.
The only difference is in step 7) and 8) to regain a functional desktop:
7) Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
8a) Type: killall file-roller
8b) Press Alt+F7
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You are right, karl. I have also tested it using
lubuntu-12.04-beta2-desktop-i386.iso in virtualbox and I did not succeed.
Then I kept on trying and found another weired 'solution' that worked:
1) Start Lubuntu-12.04-beta2.iso using virtualbox (I did not test it yet on
real hardware)
2) Place
Is it just about permissions?
Can anyone of you guys confirm the following successful dnd action?
1) Place an archive on your desktop (i.e. named as 'archive.tar.gz')
2) Open a terminal and cd right to the desktop
3) Type: sudo file-roller archive.tar.gz
4) Then drag and drop to the desktop
Thi
As expected, the bug is still present in Lubuntu 12.04 beta1 (desktop
i386). I tested it today in live-cd mode using virtualbox.
But there is another thing that may be helpful to decide, whether pcmanfm or
file-roller are causing the problem:
when I installed Xarchiver and dragged a file from an
I also confirm this bug.
In lubuntu 11.10 my workaround to "fix" it was to install nautilus.
Then I could drag files from an archive (opened with file-roller) to a
nautilus window. But it still crashed, if I dragged the file to the
lubuntu desktop (which means pcmanfm, right?). So the reason for t
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