Unix knows nothing about these windows filesystem specific flags.
Artificially adding a dot to the name will have unintended consequences,
such as breaking scripts or causing the name to *really* have a dot
prefix if you copy the file.
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed =
Unix knows nothing about these windows filesystem specific flags.
Which doesn't make any point here.
Artificially adding a dot to the name will have unintended
consequences, such as breaking scripts or causing the name to *really*
have a dot prefix if you copy the file.
But that's just a
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On 5/13/2013 2:07 PM, Renato Silva wrote:
But that's just a suggestion, not the request and the reason to
close the bug. Ironically, as Jean-Pierre said, the NTFS-3G guys
have implemented the feature, and Ubuntu would just need to make
use of that
That's why I said and allow to configure it to show them. Either way,
I doubt most users share your opinion.
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Confirming because it happens to several people.
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You can use the option hide_hid_files with a recent ntfs-3g version.
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Well, it appears that there is no standard interface in linux to query
'hidden' attribute.
(in fact there is - in unix world all hidden files start with '.')
Maybe the NTFS engine could add the dot to the access interface. For
example, when nautilus or bash asks for reading/writing of .hidden
Well, it appears that there is no standard interface in linux to query 'hidden'
attribute.
(in fact there is - in unix world all hidden files start with '.')
Meanwhile, a solution would be ability to manually hide files.
How about simple config file/gconf entries to say which files to hide, and
I don't use windows much, but I have to use it for my assigments, and I
hate all these registry files in my home folder
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This doesn't seem to be easy to implement thought, but this should be
somehow done
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Isn't it just a matter of querying system/hide attributes?
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This doesn't seem to be easy to implement thought, but this should be
somehow done
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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