Public bug reported:
In previous versions of nautilus using gnome-vfs, I could create a copy of a
file on the desktop by selecting it and pressing "ctrl-c" - "ctrl-v".
Previously, that created a file called something like "Copy of file.ext". Now
in Hardy I am asked if I want to skip the operation, cancel (what's the
difference to skip in this case btw.?), replace or - "replace all" and "skip
all" (those last two options should not be shown anyway when only a single file
is on the clipboard). Even worse, all these buttons are overlayed after a few
seconds by a dialog called "File operations" telling me 'Copying "file.ext" to
"Desktop"' - this dialog includes a button showing a white cross on a red
background and it has the usual cancel "cross" of the window decorator - both
do not react to any input and do not cancel anything - I have to click on the
original dialog to bring it back to the foreground. What should have happened
instead is that I do not get any dialog / question at all and a copy of my file
called "file.ext" is created as "Copy of file.ext".
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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creating a copy / duplicate of a file does not work anymore
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191138
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