This does not happen anymore in Lucid 10.04.1 LTS with Nautilus
2.30.1-0ubuntu1.1
** Changed in: gnome-common (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Selection in tree view does not work as expected
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373415
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Confirmed. It happens to me every time as long as it is in a newly created
Nautilus window.
After a while, shift-clicking always in the same window, it stops happening,
but it starts happening again if you change folder or start a new window.
This is using Jaunty.
** Changed in: gnome-common (U
** Description changed:
Summary changed from: Multiple selection in list view with
shift+mouseclick fails sometimes
Try this to reproduce the problem:
Remark: Set Desktops effects to "none" - I haven't been able to
reproduce this with compiz enabled, so this may also be caused by
@Johannes
You are right! It is a left click.
Thanks for pointing this out and for adding the nice screen capture.
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Selection in tree view does not work as expected
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373415
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This is a very annoying bug if you happen to want to select files in
Nautilus!
Phil_fb: your description is ok, except the last step:
- rightclick
Shouldn't it be
- left-click?
As an attachement, a screen capture of the problem (Theora).
I try to select a serie of files with shift + left-click,
The same bug appears in gconf-editor:
In the tree pane move the mouse to a folder with subfolders. Hit shift - the
arrow on the root folder changes to black.
(It stays black, even if you do not keep the shift key pressed.)
Now, move the mouse: the arrow reverts.
Or click without moving the mous
** Summary changed:
- Multiple selection in list view with shift+mouseclick fails sometimes
+ Selection in tree view does not work as expected
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: nautilus
+ Summary changed from: Multiple selection in list view with
+ shift+mouseclick fails sometimes
