** Tags added: regression-release
** Summary changed:
- bug 1164016 has regressed
+ Restore type-ahead find in Ubuntu 17.10 and later
** Tags removed: xenial
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Either reopen #1164016 or keep this one open (since in 1164016 you asked
me to open a new one instead).
Given that 1164016 was considered valid, and fixed, the arguments given
in comment 2 are bullshit.
This just needs to be patched again as it was before.
And fucking quickly.
This infamous
(and as usual I can't even edit my own comments, so here comes an
additional comment to correct a typo):
> stupidity that the upstream developer have demonstrated
*developerS
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But actually I wonder why Ubuntu still keeps Nautilus as the file
explorer, given the level of stupidity that the upstream developer have
demonstrated. In the last year, I have seen nothing but completely
retarded design decision and regressions that degrade usability beyond
the unthinkable, and
> 'Released' is a dev decision, not a user one.
Then why am I allowed to change the status TO "fix released"??
Anyway, regarding the issue.
> What you request is an upstream design choice, which we possibly get with
> 3.28.
> So nothing can be made on old releases as they only get 'security'
'Released' is a dev decision, not a user one.
What you request is an upstream design choice, which we possibly get with 3.28.
So nothing can be made on old releases as they only get 'security' fix and
backport sometimes.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=681871#c58
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