How to you use wildcards, especially the * (star) in Linux Ubuntu
Nautilus GUI File Search?
I also was just struggling with this issue, but I think I found an
answer.
Going back to the original post, here are the equivalent Windows and
Nautilus search patterns:
Windows: "win*.dll"
Nautilus: "wi
This still happens in Ubuntu 15.10 and is very confusing. I first
thought that the search is not working at all until I for some reason
removed "*" from my search.
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Hi guys,
I figured the best way out for this is to search using just the
period/full stop character ==> "."
This brings up everything in the specified folder.
Cheers...
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I'm still experiencing this with nautilus 3.6 (specifically, package
1:3.6.3-0ubuntu16 on 13.04).
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wildcards should work with the se
the issue should be fixed with nautilus 3.6 in raring, closing the bug
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs) => (unassigned)
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** Changed in: nautilus
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wildcards should work with the search feature
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Still reproducible in nautilus 3.3.90.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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wildcards should work with
If nautilus doesn't support de-fact standard for searching filesystems,
it should at least warn user when user attempts to use wildcard (and
collect stats if you don't believe many need this).
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That's not a wishlist. Search should support commonly used wildcards.
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Status: Triaged => New
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simply searching for a partial filename without a wildcard has the desired
result I think.
I was trying to collect all the screenshots off of my desktop and found that
simply searching for "screenshot" found all similar files. However, the
wildcards would give you more control.
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It's really strange. If inline search not work with de-facto usual
standards (as wildcards, etc), maybe replace appearing of search line,
by appearing of fully functional 'Places -> Search for files' applet?
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Would this qualify as a papercut? People pressing the "search" button in
nautilus surely expect a wildcard search? At least, I did ;). And I was
very annoyed it didn't work.
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Let's correct it...
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it appears the same issue is the cause of the following weirdness:
an "*mp3" search string works fine in Places > "Search for Files", but it
doesn't work at all in the integrated nautilus search.
Quite confusing for people coming from Windows (and for me as well! :)
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I can't get any results at all when searching with wildcards in Nautilus
in Ubuntu Feisty .. I don't use Beagle or any other file content
indexer. Just slocate.
Query text: *.txt
Criterium: Location -> /home
Zaroo results. Isn't this search feature supposed to support wildcards ?
If not, that's r
This seems to be fixed. I can search using wildcards on Edgy and get
results. It's still marked as unconfirmed on the Gnome Bugzilla.
Jedie, can you confirm this?
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