Björn Martensen wrote:
You already spotted the invalid free()'s earlier. Now you just need to
make Thunar crash, i.e. run Thunar with
export G_SLICE=always-malloc
export MALLOC_CHECK_=2
and be sure to terminate any running instance first (Thunar -q).
Björn Martensen wrote:
You already spotted the invalid free()'s earlier. Now you just need to
make Thunar crash, i.e. run Thunar with
export G_SLICE=always-malloc
export MALLOC_CHECK_=2
and be sure to terminate any running instance first (Thunar -q).
Björn Martensen wrote:
and this is the bt from the crash related to expanding Locations:
#0 0xb79008d7 in g_slice_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#1 0xb7900aa5 in g_slice_alloc0 () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0xb79daf1f in g_type_create_instance () from
Björn Martensen wrote:
Besides that I'm unable to make Thunar crash with the tree pane, even on
Linux. Can you describe the exact steps to make it crash?
I just chose sidepane - tree and expand a tree. at that moment thunar
crashes. when I restart thunar after the crash, it crashes instantly
Björn Martensen wrote:
Besides that I'm unable to make Thunar crash with the tree pane, even on
Linux. Can you describe the exact steps to make it crash?
I just chose sidepane - tree and expand a tree. at that moment thunar
crashes. when I restart thunar after the crash, it crashes instantly and
Nick Schermer wrote:
There are some icon update problems when the tree view side pane is used:
- dnd to trash in tree: icon is not updated, including the panel icon.
- delete file to trash: same as above.
- empty trash in tree (right click): same as above.
- empty trash from panel when Thunar
Björn Martensen wrote:
Argh! After applying the patch I pasted in a mail just minutes ago,
Thunar now crashes when I delete a folder while using the tree sidepane :(
Patch?
BTW: The patch didn't cause the crashes when deleting a folder.
I just reverted the patch and built again (crashes from
Björn Martensen wrote:
I have to correct myself: with gtk 2.8.20 now there are no crashes
related to the tree sidepane but everytime I try to open the context
menu on a file or a folder, thunar crashes. on free space it works.
This does happen with any view (icons, compact/detailed list)
Björn Martensen wrote:
your latest changes in 22537 break building here again :/
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
tdb.c: In function 'tdb_write':
tdb.c:398: warning: implicit declaration of function 'pwrite'
tdb.c: In function 'tdb_read':
tdb.c:421: warning: implicit declaration of
Björn Martensen wrote:
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
tdb.c: In function 'tdb_write':
tdb.c:398: warning: implicit declaration of function 'pwrite'
tdb.c: In function 'tdb_read':
tdb.c:421: warning: implicit declaration of function 'pread'
make[2]: *** [tdb.lo] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving
Pablo Hdez-M. Saiz wrote:
Hi.
Is it possible to grag buttons from the pathbar (directories) to a terminal
and paste this path ?
Path bar buttons provide only GDK_ACTION_LINK. Most terminals required
GDK_ACTION_COPY tho.
and ...
when you drag drop from thunar to a terminal it pastes the
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
Post the relevant lines before the strptime declarations from time.h.
Here they are:
# ifdef __USE_XOPEN
/* Parse S according to FORMAT and store binary time information in TP.
The return value is a pointer to the first unparsed character in S. */
extern char
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
and ...
when you drag drop from thunar to a terminal it pastes the name but also
it put/run an enter. I would like to have only the pasted text and no the
enter command.
text/uri-list requires a \r\n after each URI. The terminals could
however strip the \r\n before
Björn Martensen wrote:
Please give it a try and help to find left-over problems. Building from
that tarball will enable full debugging by default, so in case of a
problem Thunar should crash with an assertion instead of messing up your
files. Please report all problems.
Another One: whitespace
Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
Going off topic here since the paste behavior of the terminal has
nothing to do with thunar, but
Why would it be inconsistent for a program to parse the text/uri-list
before pasting !? I think in all cases a terminal should replace the
\r\n sequences with spaces
Biju Chacko wrote:
Hi,
I have a kind of file: *.tjp that is plain text with a C-like syntax.
Thunar thinks it's a C header and associates it accordingly. I'd like to
change it's association without modifying the C header association. How do
I do that?
Add a glob rule for *.tjp to the
Björn Martensen wrote:
Backtrace?
(gdb) bt
#0 0xb79758d7 in g_slice_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#1 0xb7975aa5 in g_slice_alloc0 () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0xb795c402 in g_list_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#3 0xb7a352be in g_object_notify () from
Matt McClinch wrote:
Hi Benedikt,
The tooltip for the Delete action still reads, Delete the selected
file permanently. This is a bit misleading, since the file is actually
moved to the trash can. Of course, when viewing the contents of the
trash can, the tooltip, as it stands, is
Mike Massonnet wrote:
That's not really what I meant (esp. since that is already possible
with ThunarVfsPath):
You know this better than me ;-) Of course it fits better in
thunar-vfs-path. (My guess would be to add thunar_vfs_path_unquote,
and call it in thunar_vfs_path_dup_uri)
a) the
Björn Martensen wrote:
Please give it a try and help to find left-over problems. Building from
that tarball will enable full debugging by default, so in case of a
problem Thunar should crash with an assertion instead of messing up your
files. Please report all problems.
Ok, here is one: When
Björn Martensen wrote:
Backtrace?
(gdb) bt
#0 0xb79758d7 in g_slice_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#1 0xb7975aa5 in g_slice_alloc0 () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0xb795c402 in g_list_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#3 0xb7a352be in g_object_notify () from
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
(gdb) bt
#0 0xb79758d7 in g_slice_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#1 0xb7975aa5 in g_slice_alloc0 () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0xb795c402 in g_list_alloc () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#3 0xb7a352be in g_object_notify () from /usr/lib/libgobject-2.0.so
Björn Martensen wrote:
I've uploaded a new tarball with several other fixes:
http://thunar.xfce.org/download/snapshots/devel/Thunar-0.3.3svn-trashexp2-r22528.tar.bz2
Please try this one, and close the GNOME bug report if the crash is gone.
BTW: The strptime() issue should also be fixed.
Björn Martensen wrote:
However, the other two crashes I reported that occur in the treeview
sidepane are still present.
If the backtrace shows g_slice_alloc() or g_slice_alloc0(), try set the
environment variable G_SLICE to always-malloc and enable malloc()
debugging (man malloc should provide
Mark Ulrich wrote:
Now the error looks different (--enable-debug=full), but I recompiled some
libraries.
I will not investigate further, as we decided to use Gtk 2.8 in Puppylinux
for a while.
Thanks for your help.
I add the latest gdb -results.
Program received signal SIGSEGV,
Benedikt Meurer wrote:
I ran a xunar-binary and a selfcompiled Thunar-0.3.3svn-r22506When I
open the tree in the sidepane, Thunar crashes right after the tree
expanded.
The stack traces seem to be corrupted. You could try to build Thunar
with --enable-debug=full, that should produce better
The import of the trash framework into Thunar is mostly finished, and
works for my tests. It's currently limited to the home trash, but will
be extended to utilize foreign trash dirs as well.
I've uploaded an experimental tarball at:
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
I guess those changes aren't in SVN, right?
Yes. Just grab the tarball.
Benedikt
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Björn Martensen wrote:
I can't build the content of the tarball:
thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: ***
Björn Martensen wrote:
I can't build the content of the tarball:
thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: ***
Björn Martensen wrote:
thunar-file.c: In function ‘thunar_file_get_deletion_date’:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘strptime’
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: *** [Thunar-thunar-file.o] Error 1
Try with
env
Björn Martensen wrote:
thunar-file.c: In function thunar_file_get_deletion_date:
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: implicit declaration of function
strptime
thunar-file.c:1361: warning: comparison between pointer and integer
make[3]: *** [Thunar-thunar-file.o] Error 1
Try with
env
Bernhard Walle wrote:
Yep, that's because of a problem in GTK+ (pressing Delete in the
location bar would also delete the selected files then).
Isn't it possible to only render the Delete accelerator but don't
register the shortcut in Gtk? That's the way I did this in a Qt
application. Don't
DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
1 - That would be nice if there was a search text field just next to
the Pathbar,
so that we can filter the current directory content. The directory
content view would show filenames that contains what was entered in
the search (that has to be displayed as the user
Erlend Davidson wrote:
Gtk has by standard a filtering feature like this. It works in Thunar.
When you're in a directory start typing (like you would in Windows
Explorer to find a file) and you'll see a textbox appear at the bottom
right containing whatever you're typing. The contents of
DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
That was discussed some time ago already. It makes a simple UI look
cluttered and unusable.
That could be some non-intrusive change.
Something than can be resized (or enabled/disabled)
It's not as trivial as it may seem, and it's way to easy to mess up the
user interface
Erlend Davidson wrote:
Also, is thunar going to have some kind of search feature? Would
integration with Beagle or locate be a plugin rather than a feature?
Some day, yes. Maybe in thunar-vfs (transparently for apps) or as a plugin.
Could it be both? I mean a plugin sending the list of
DINH Viêt Hoà wrote:
4 - backspace as a shortcut to remove files should be nice.
For consistency with other applications Backspace is a shortcut for
Go
Back. You can use Delete to remove files.
Then, that shortcut should be shown in the menu.
GTK+ can only display one of the accelerators.
Mark Ulrich wrote:
I ran a xunar-binary and a selfcompiled Thunar-0.3.3svn-r22506When I
open the tree in the sidepane, Thunar crashes right after the tree
expanded.
The stack traces seem to be corrupted. You could try to build Thunar
with --enable-debug=full, that should produce better
Erlend Davidson wrote:
Will Leaftag (http://www.chipx86.com/wiki/Leaftag) be supported by
thunar? I know there is a plugin which adds Leaftag functionality to
Nautilus - will that plugin also work in thunar, or is a small wrapper
required?
I can see the documentation on writing
Stephan Arts wrote:
Here is a dutch translation of the thunar archive plugin.
Please send .po files to xfce-i18n.
Cheers,
Stephan
greets,
Benedikt
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Forwarding news from my blog...
http://xfce-diary.blogspot.com/2006/07/trash-is-back.html
This should be especially interesting for Jani, as I've seen several
feature requests for Trash support from Ubuntu/Xubuntu users.
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Xavier Dectot wrote:
just to talk about something, would it be doable to do a gpg plugin,
which can encrypt and decrypt files and so on? Something like
Nautilus+Seahorse. I don't know if anyone would benefit from it or if
it's even doable, it is more about discussing the topic for now.
Wouldn't
Stephan Arts wrote:
Xarchiver is not registered as handler for .tar.bz2 in the mime
database. I fixed that some time in xarchiver trunk IIRC, but maybe
there still some mime types missing.
Does that relate to the 'create' issue aswell?
'Create' looks for a mime handler that can handle all of
Martin Hauser wrote:
Removable devices will show up in the shortcuts/tree pane
automatically if build with HAL or using FreeBSD.
Yeah that i noticed. I rather thought of things mount via sshfs or the
like. ;)
Planned for a later version.
To programmatically modify the shortcuts, be sure to
Xiong Jiang wrote:
Looks like ApertureValue is F/FNumber. I think FNumber is more
popular. For example, from `identify -format '%[EXIF:*]' img.jpg`, I
only see FNumber=56/10 but no ApertureValue. This means the aperture
is F/5.6. (F is focal length here.)
Reference:
Eric Waguespack wrote:
Really impressive file-manager, it has really helped me with moving from
windows to Linux.
I had an enhancement request:
I think if there was a hot key (like control + in windows) that would fix
the widths of the columns in the right pane when in details mode.
I
Gregoire Gentil wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Ivman to automout usb devices. Ivman works correctly as it
mounts a USB stick to /media/DISK. But then nothing is added to the left
tree or the shortcuts section of Thunar.
I remember that removable drives appeared with gnome-volume-manager.
What
Xiong Jiang wrote:
Hi,
Thunar is a great browser for us. Just a little request:
Can you add Aperture (EXIF tag FNumber) and ISO number (EXIF tag
ISOSpeedRatings) in the image tab of file properties page? These
two numbers are as important as Exposure Time, Focal Length for a
picture
Landry Breuil wrote:
Hello list !
I try to compile regularly each beta/devel version of xfce on OpenBSD,
and current version of thunar fails to compile on this issue :
if /bin/sh ../libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
-I. -I.. -I..
-DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE
Landry Breuil wrote:
I guess the problem doesn't come from OpenBSD headers... so where's the
error ?
I can provide more info if needed (config.log)
I'd guess that sys/types.h must be included prior to sys/mman.h on OpenBSD.
You're right, i moved the inclusion of sys/types before sys/mman
Sudrien wrote:
I have to say I have been quite happy working with Thunar the past month
or so, and very happy to find a plugin interface aleady implemented when I
looked at the code.
My question is, Do plugins have to be written in C? I'd love to try some
experiments in writing one, but
This is a major release, which introduces a generic scripting interface
for archivers, so the plugin can now be used with basicly every archive
manager that supports the required command line parameters. Support for
File Roller (the GNOME archive manager) and Ark (the KDE archive
manager) is
Sean Don wrote:
Anyone working on a plugin which can edit desktop
entries (aka. the Open With list) for a file type?
If not, I'm going to give it a go.
Right now, the only way I can remove an entry in the
Open With list is to manually edit files in the
.local folder.
Popup the Open
Peter Johansson wrote:
Hey there, i have a suggestion for a feature request that i think is
missing in Thunar.
When focusing the destination textfield (Clicking on it) CTRL + A should
then mark all the text in the textfield, and not mark all the icons in
the viewfield. I think you get what i
tomás pollak wrote:
Who says it must be gnome libs? Still, there may be a few people
around who like typing an 80 char line for scp every time they
aiming copy a few files to a remote location... i'm not one of
those. I agree gnome-vfs is bad, as far as i have seen it's not
something a filemanager
Peter Johansson wrote:
Hello there, iam wondering if i can file a feature request for Thunar.
However you maybe wonder what i mean with this topic...
Yea i will give some more detalied information =D
I would like to have a feature in the Preferences dialog where i could
choose to either let
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Desktop support is still on TODO for 1.0 (after Xfce 4.4).
Can I ask what exactely do you mean by Desktop support? Is Thunar going to
replace xfdesktop (like nautilus in GNOME) or is something else?
Yes.
Beni, please keep it small and simple. No nautilus or konqueror
Nick Schermer wrote:
What is the exact reason (advantages) the add desktop
support to Thunar? Because you probably have a good reason
for doing this. (Faster start up Thunar (desktop is daemon),
Run dialog, better integration with vfs and extensions)?
I'd really like to know :).
The most
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
Follows the make output:
Making all in thunar-sendto-email
make[3]: Entrando no diretório
`/home/rodrigo/src/xfce44/thunar/plugins/thunar-sendto-email'
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I../.. -I../../plugins -I../..
-I../../plugins -DEXO_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE
Jani Monoses wrote:
I'm still not convinced that doing SMB as part of the file manager is a
pretty good idea. Personally, I'm still in favour of a separate Network
Browser (properly integrated with Thunar and the rest of Xfce), that
does SMB, NFS, SCP, etc., utilizing Avahi/Howl.
Does using
Jani Monoses wrote:
Hi Benedikt
Hey Jani,
It may be too early since 1.0 is not out yet but I'd like to have your
opinion on the two apparently most requested features, samba and trash
support.
What do you think is the best way to get these done in the next 3-4
months? For samba
Tim Tassonis wrote:
I know have two scripts, isomount and arcmount, defined as applications
for ISO Images and zip files respectively, that will mount the file
using fuse, then launch thunar on the derived mount point and unmount
the file after this thunar instance closes:
...
fuseiso
Tim Tassonis wrote:
An isomount reports:
df /home/tit/mnt/fuseiso/debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
fuseiso 0 0 0 - \
/home/tit/mnt/fuseiso/debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso
Could this be
Tim Tassonis wrote:
First of all, thunar is coming along really great and is now my
preferred file manager. Thanks a lot.
I problem I am hitting now is with fuse filesystems.
I tried isomount and archivemount and on both, thunar refuses to go into
a directory where such a filesystem is
Aaron Fineman wrote:
latest thunar svn checkout, when i launch thunar, it spawns 2 copies
of itself. after i close both, and relaunch it, sometimes it only
brings up one copy. it looks like its trying to preload itself, and
cache a copy, but that copy is showing the window, so its taking twice
Bilboon wrote:
Hello, i just discovered thunar. I didn't found the user mailing list so
i post my question here. Thx for not booting me ;)
Is is possible to have thumbnail of movies in thunar ?
You'll need to build thunar with support for gconf (GNOME thumbnailers)
and install one of the
Xiong Jiang wrote:
it is attached as cn.tar. Just an empty directory with Chinese in name.
Seems to be a problem/bug in libdbus, which terminates the process. On
Linux, breaking on _exit(), the backtrace looks like this (somewhat
corrupted, but still identifies libdbus as the problem). I don't
Björn Martensen wrote:
Hi,
Hey Björn,
I heard that gamin isn't developed anymore, since all it does is pretty
much the same as inotify which is used by the kernel (or so ;) I didn't
completely follow that..) and fam would be only required for watching
nfs or such.
So my question is, if
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
Hey Benny,
Hey Brian,
I'm having a bit of a problem with thunar-vfs's file monitoring. I'm
fixing xfdesktop's problem where it doesn't listen to the interactive
ThunarVfsJob signals. It appears to be implemented ok, but in testing I
found some strange behavior
Xiong Jiang wrote:
Hi there,
I am not sure if this is a bug:
I have a direcotry with Chinese name, if I 'cd' to this directory and run
thunar,
the thunar window will flash and disappear. I 'cd' to parent directory and
then thunar starts and browses fine.
Run it under gdb, it shows
Matt McClinch wrote:
b) In the meantime, we can/will add a network browser (most probably
based on avahi or howl, and using some SMB magic) to Thunar, that
displays the available share and allows to mount them.
I think avahi would be overkill for something as simple as this. It
seems to me
Matt McClinch wrote:
Whats wrong with smbfs?
1) It's not enabled by default in all systems, and
2) The shares need to be mounted in the first place, and Thunar doesn't
provide a way to see what shares are available in order to mount them.
There are plans for a network browser for Thunar
Brian wrote:
When trying to copy a file from a directory to another directory that
already has a file with the same name, Thunar and other file managers
ask if you want to overwrite the file. When doing this with several
files, the options are:
* Cancel - Don't move/copy the file.
Mike Massonnet wrote:
I think it would be great that thunar embbed a splitable main panel
into at least two frames which provide an easy way for drag and drop
between folders.
I'm fine with ctrl-n. It opens a second window and most of the time I
ctrl-x, alt-tab, ctrl-v instead of
JUMP wrote:
Hello
Hey Janne,
I wonnder, is it possible to send a folder to xfmedia when for ex right
clicking the folder containing ogg files and choose xfmedia, I read
something about enqueue but that seems like its for files only, I have
Thunar 0.3.1svn-r21434 in dapper but I dont have
Jannis Pohlmann wrote:
I have been walking around with the following plugin idea, a
subversion plugin like tortoise-svn on windows.
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
Since thunar is the first file-manager i actually use in daily work
i think this is rather usefull (at least for me, which is why i
samuel verstraete wrote:
Hi there,
Not really a developper question but i'm sure Benedikt that you know
the answer... (and there's no thunar-user list)
Some days ago i switched the default Rodent theme to Gant which is a
bit less serious
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
Hey,
Thunar already detects and mounts CDs or USB sticks that are plugged
in (on Linux, using HAL), so I'm not sure what's new in your idea.
Automounting is still an open topic, tho. Google already rejected the
Xfce project for this years SoC, but you may try to get your
Christopher Harrison wrote:
Hi,
Hey Christopher,
The thunar-workers mailinglist is only for change notifications from the
Wiki. Please use the thunar-dev mailinglist for questions.
I'm having a problem with Thunar running under OpenBox - so much so that
I'm beginning to wish I installed XFCE
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
Back in my windows days I really fuond this plugin to windows explorer
really handy:
http://www.pressibus.org/windows/fichiers/gbdfolder.html
There a screenshots listed there but in french, if anyone wants to see
an english screenshot let me know.
It adds a
Mike Massonnet wrote:
Back in my windows days I really fuond this plugin to windows explorer
really handy:
http://www.pressibus.org/windows/fichiers/gbdfolder.html
I like the idea, tho I don't like the tree view. Do you know JDiskFree
(not sure about the exact name, it's part of jgoodies and
Jani Monoses wrote:
It should be configurable and probably also use HAL on Linux to detect
audio cds and such, that are not supported by the volume manager. It
should implement the XDG autostart spec (the autoopen part, the
autostart part itself is implemented by xfce4-session).
Benedikt,
Stefan Stuhr wrote:
Install xfce-mcs-plugins, then run xfce-mcs-manager on startup. Use
xfce-settings-show ui to open the User interface settings and select
an icon theme (default is hicolor, which does not contain any mime
icons, thats why you see the fallback icon).
Alternatively, you can add
Jani Monoses wrote:
Hi
Hey Jani,
is building with -Werror needed also when ELF visibility is enabled not
just debug mode?
-Werror has nothing to do with the ELF visiblity stuff. -Werror is added
for --enable-debug=yes (the default for SVN snapshots) and
--enable-debug=full, while its
Yo'av Moshe wrote:
Hey,
Thunar already detects and mounts CDs or USB sticks that are plugged
in (on Linux, using HAL), so I'm not sure what's new in your idea.
Automounting is still an open topic, tho. Google already rejected the
Xfce project for this years SoC, but you may try to get your
Guillaume Storchi wrote:
I don't know if this problem was met or solved, but it is about the list
view mode and the single click preference.
If I chose single click and specify a very short delay for selecting
elements, the right pane content just slides to the left so that I can
not see
Jari Rahkonen wrote:
It seems like the bug is triggered as long as I can write to the file.
Everything's fine if I don't have those permissions (e.g. if I set the
file permissions to something like -r--r--r-- or the file is owned and
only writable by root). That way the widgets in the Launcher
Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
On Sat, 2006-04-29 at 22:04 +0200, Stefan Stuhr wrote:
It happens for me too, with latest libexo and Thunar SVN. It happens
with _any_ desktop file I can read and write to. And most often,
after
a while is almost instantly.
Trying to reproduce that bug I found
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
I assure you, the resize columns problem always happens to me, albeit
randomly. Does anyone else here use thunar maximized with the columns
sized
so there is no horizontal scrollbar? Maybe I have some unusually really
long filename that's causing an issue?
The
Roberto Pariset wrote:
Hi Benny,
Hey Roberto,
I noticed that if I right-clic on Proprieties on the context menu of
a .desktop file and then select Launcher, the Proprieties windows
closes unexpectedly after a while, while Thunar is sill there working.
Can you send me that .desktop file?
mcquaid mcquaid wrote:
I'm on ubuntu dapper using their provided packages.
The first one is I have a folder I created as root called shared under home
for other users to share files.
drwxr-xrwx 2 rootroot 1736 2006-04-27 12:08 shared
But I can't copy files there using thunar.
Rodrigo Coacci wrote:
AFAIK, they are both started with same locales. My default is pt_BR, I
don't
change it, and all in xfce is in pt_BR. Except for the menu items (Run,
quit, About, etc) and some parts of xfdesktop config applet. But I guess
those are missing translations in the pt_BR po's
Roberto Pariset wrote:
Hi again :)
Hey Roberto,
I noticed that if I right-clic on Proprieties on the context menu of a
.desktop file and then select Launcher, the Proprieties windows closes
unexpectedly after a while, while Thunar is sill there working.
Can you send me that .desktop file?
Guillaume Storchi wrote:
Hello,
I'm the guy who wrote about thunar toolbar completion and stuff!
I know there's already a toolbar that embed completion but if you type
your tab key like a crazy terminal addict, the selection highlight just
go to the next frame (where you can see your
Jani Monoses wrote:
You'll need to build with gconf to enable the usage of the GNOME
thumbnailers (I want to get rid of this some day, maybe with a simple
thumbnailer registry ala desktop database, but until then gconf is
required). Dunno if Xubuntu ships GConf by default.
gconf is left
Brian J. Tarricone schrieb:
Well finally, here are the screenshots:
http://www.dcc.ufrj.br/~rcoacci/thunar.jpg
http://www.dcc.ufrj.br/~rcoacci/xfdesktop.jpg
The first one shows the properties dialog from Thunar
an the second one, from xfdektop. Tha language is pt_BR. Notice the ?? in
the
LaPeq FCI wrote:
Is there a way to make thunar open things using the terminal? For
example the xfrun4 has this option and it's really useful, I use it to
open prolog scripts with prolog-editor because it doesn't have a
graphical frontend.
I'm using thunar0.3.0beta1.
Just add a .desktop
LaPeq FCI wrote:
Yes, i understood what you said but that's not the problem, I mean,
can't thunar make applications run in terminal just like xfrun4 ?
Something like checkbox in the use a custom command that would make
that command
run on a terminal.
I'm using this on every program that
Guillaume Storchi wrote:
I'd personnally really appreciate that Thunar Location toolbar behave
like a terminal, I mean the same way it is for completion with tab key.
Do you that would be something reasonnable?
If I got you right, then you are probably looking for the Verve plugin
(plugin
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