030101 Simon A Watts wrote:
> Nautilus is regularly producing core dumps in my (non-root) user account.
> This occurs most often when logging in, though has happened at other times
> (when Nautilus was not being used directly, other than for the desktop).
> System: MDK 9.0 (u/g from 8.2), dual-athl
Simon A Watts wrote:
Nautilus is regularly producing core dumps in my (non-root) user
account. This occurs most often when logging in, though has happened at
other times (when Nautilus was not being used directly, other than for
the desktop).
I have tried to analyse these files, and report using
Nautilus is regularly producing core dumps in my (non-root) user
account. This occurs most often when logging in, though has happened at
other times (when Nautilus was not being used directly, other than for
the desktop).
I have tried to analyse these files, and report using BugBuddy, but the
MDK
Does anyone have a mirror site for the above theme?
I can't seem to get to jimmac.musichall.cz for some reason. An 8.2 rpm
would be fine thanks!
Martin
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When mounting a cdrom nautilus pops up and you can copy/drag&drop etc.
However, from a cdrom you only ever get a 0 byte file - I presume this
is because the file on the cdrom is read only and the copy is abit too
pedantic! However, copying from r/w file on the HD works as expected.
Is there a
Hi all,
Excuse me for the subject of this mail. I'm furious.
(I'm just joking)
Under LM8.1, using gnome,...
Why nautilus opens when I mount a CD? How can I disallow it?
Thanks,
Óscar.
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Greetings!
I like Nautilus (1.0.4) and Evolution (1.0.1) both very much, however a
couple of things really bother me. I have looked at the documentation
and tried all sorts of preferences settings.
1. When you insert and mount a CD Nautilus starts. How can I avoid
this?
2. Both Nautilus and E
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On Wednesday 28 November 2001 07:07 pm, William Kenworthy wrote:
> Hi,
> any time I mount a drive, cdrom etc, the machine grinds to a halt
> whilst a copy of nautilus is spawned. Is there:
> 1) a way to turn this off or specify a better file manager
Hi,
any time I mount a drive, cdrom etc, the machine grinds to a halt whilst
a copy of nautilus is spawned. Is there:
1) a way to turn this off or specify a better file manager (lighter on
resources for one)
2) Even better, a way to spawn another program depending on mount point
- i.e.symlink /de
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Bill Piety wrote:
>
> I've just upgraded Nautilus to the latest build. Quite a number of hoops
> to jump thru. I
Bill Piety wrote:
>
> I've just upgraded Nautilus to the latest build. Quite a number of hoops
> to jump thru. I had installed a Mozilla rpm the 1st go round. I
> subsequently installed the latest daily build (which is ver. 7, as
> needed by nautilus), leaving the rpm in place for Nautilus purpos
As far as not finding the library... Why not just make a symlink to the
directory?
Bill Piety wrote:
> URL's are not being read evidently cause nautilus is not finding the
> Mozilla library path, ie to libgtkembedmoz.so, located in
> /usr/local/mozilla instead of /usr/lib/mozilla.
>
> Is this j
I've just upgraded Nautilus to the latest build. Quite a number of hoops
to jump thru. I had installed a Mozilla rpm the 1st go round. I
subsequently installed the latest daily build (which is ver. 7, as
needed by nautilus), leaving the rpm in place for Nautilus purposes. I
then uninstalled the Mo
On Monday 15 January 2001 20:51, you wrote:
> On 15 Jan, Zeljko Vukman wrote:
> > On Monday 15 January 2001 20:11, you wrote:
> >> Has anyone tried and had success installing Nautilus PR2 on
> >> 7.2? If so, did you use their installer or by installing the
> >> required rpms?
> >> I tried installi
On Monday 15 January 2001 13:18, you wrote:
> My personal opinion was that it wasincredibly dissappointing. it also
> doesn't work with latest version of bonobo [stupid hard coded
> dependency]. Eazel also have a really bad attitude on eazel services -
> they review and let you downl;oad all s
My personal opinion was that it wasincredibly dissappointing. it also
doesn't work with latest version of bonobo [stupid hard coded
dependency]. Eazel also have a really bad attitude on eazel services -
they review and let you downl;oad all sorts of apps, just as long as
they're nothing to
On 15 Jan, Zeljko Vukman wrote:
> On Monday 15 January 2001 20:11, you wrote:
>> Has anyone tried and had success installing Nautilus PR2 on
>> 7.2? If so, did you use their installer or by installing the
>> required rpms?
>> I tried installing the installer but faile almost immediately but
>> I c
On Monday 15 January 2001 20:11, you wrote:
> Has anyone tried and had success installing Nautilus PR2 on
> 7.2? If so, did you use their installer or by installing the
> required rpms?
> I tried installing the installer but faile almost immediately but
> I can't make much sense out of its message
On Monday 15 January 2001 20:11, you wrote:
> Has anyone tried and had success installing Nautilus PR2 on
> 7.2? If so, did you use their installer or by installing the
> required rpms?
> I tried installing the installer but faile almost immediately but
> I can't make much sense out of its message
Has anyone tried and had success installing Nautilus PR2 on 7.2?
If so, did you use their installer or by installing the required rpms?
I tried installing the installer but faile almost immediately but I can't make much sense out of its message for the failure..something like "failed installed".
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