** Changed in: nautilus
       Status: Confirmed => Invalid

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Title:
  Odd behaviour creating a hidden folder on the desktop on Ubuntu
  Intrepid

Status in Nautilus:
  Invalid
Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  when I right click and create a new folder on the desktop and then rename the 
default "untitled folder"  beginning with a stop for example. .house then click 
outside for the new name to take effect the default name still shows instead of 
the new name.
  right clicking on the desktop and unchecking keep aligned causes the name to 
update and show the .house name.

  I thought this was just a refresh issue but I then noticed this
  strange behaviour

  dragging the .house folder from the desktop to another folder results
  in the new .house folder showing up in the destination folder but
  there is still a .house folder remaining on the desktop when the
  desktop .house folder location is checked it shows that it is in the
  destination folder and not on the desktop

  The folder should have been moved from the desktop to the destination
  folder

  logging out and then logging in the .house folder on the desktop
  disappears, refresh will not help


  if I had chosen  not to logout and proceeded to move the desktop
  .house folder to trash it seems at first that nothing happened as if
  the desktop .house folder can not be deleted, however if I then
  refresh the desktop icons by right clicking it and uncheck keep
  aligned the .house folder on the desktop turns into a white file
  looking icon with the same .house name and will only go away if I log
  out and then login by this time the .house folder in the folder that I
  dragged to will have been sent to trash by this action. of course it
  would, after all the desktop .house folder had shown from its
  properties that it was in the destination folder.

  
  I suspect that some of this behaviour has something to do with how Gnome 
works special icons for example but there sure seem to be some bugs there as 
well.

  This caused some data loss for me, fortunately the data was not
  important and was backed up anyway.

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