This bug was fixed in the package nautilus - 1:3.10.1-0ubuntu13
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nautilus (1:3.10.1-0ubuntu13) utopic; urgency=medium
* debian/control.in: Add build-dep on libtracker-sparql-1.0-dev
* debian/rules: enable tracker backend (LP: #1076232)
* debian/patches:
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** Branch linked: lp:ubuntu/utopic-proposed/nautilus
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tracker MIR has been approved now, attaching nautilus patch to build
with (run-time conditionally) tracker support
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tracker MIR has been approved by didrocks, this builds nautilus with
tracker support, indexing will only run on GNOME sessions
** Patch added: nautilus-tracker.debdiff
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1076232/+attachment/4176586/+files/nautilus-tracker.debdiff
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** Branch linked: lp:~darkxst/ubuntu/utopic/nautilus/tracker
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I can confirm this still exists in Ubuntu Gnome 14.04
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we can't fix this in 14.04, however nautilus 3.12 in gnome3-staging
should be built with tracker support
for Utopic there is a MIR awaiting approval for tracker (LP: #1313996),
provided this gets accepted then we can build nautilus with tracker
support in 14.10
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For me works compiling nautilus after fresh install of Ubuntu 13.10
(with Gnome 3.8)
sudo apt-get build-dep nautilus sudo apt-get install tracker-sparql-0.16
mkdir nautilustemp
cd nautilustemp
apt-get source --download-only nautilus
tar xvf *.tar.xz
cd nautilus*
./configure --prefix=/usr
*Fresh install of Ubuntu Gnome 13.10 :P
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The issue with files not being searchable in the Activities Overview
(unless they are placed directly in Home folder) is present in 13.10.
Upgrading packages from gnome3-ppa doesn't help either, despite enabling
Files search provider in the Search Settings applet. However,
recursive searching
Also, I understand that you don't want to have to keep a Nautilus
version always slightly ahead (in version number) with tracker support
enabled. But what about on the GNOME 3 Next PPA (or whichever PPA that
has a newer GNOME version than the current Ubuntu release) you build
nautilus with tracker
I thinks this is a major user experience problem, that should somehow be
fixed before 13.10 is releases (yes it also happens on Saucy
Salamander).
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This is not a nautilus problem, nautilus is ok. This is Ubuntu packagers
that turns tracker support off to minimize dependencies and to reduce
live-cd size, I suppose. The problem is that gnome3-team packagers
doen't enable tracker support when packaging nautilus to their PPA in
spite of that
If this is desired to be a compile-time option that is fine with me. I
think its pretty obvious that the gnome3-team PPA should build nautilus
with tracker enabled. I'm surprised more people haven't complained yet.
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wait...does that mean that mangelasakis' comment is incorrect? My
impression from his comment is that this is fixed in newer versions. I
tried switching to 3.6 but it was to much of a pain on 12.10. I'm gonna
upgrade soon anyways, for now I will stick to my custom build.
If the issue does still
Maybe gnome3-team should build nautilus replacement packages in their
PPA, like nautilus-with-tracker or nautilus-gnome or something?
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Err... Does that mean that all gnome-shell users must rebuild nautilus
from source to get gnome-shell file search working?
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