** Description changed:
Observed in Unbuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS
- When copying a substantial amount of files, that will take some time, a
progress bar appears in the nautilus desktop/toolbar icon.
- In the event the copy task is not done, this progress bar is not restored
after the screen has gone to sleep and is woken up again.
+ When copying a substantial amount of files, that will take some time, a
progress bar appears in the nautilus icon in the desktop dock.
+ Normally that progress bar disappears when the file copy task is done.
+ However, locking and unlocking the screen while the file copy task is still
busy, will also cause the progress bar to disappear.
+ But that is not correct since the file copy task is not done yet.
- For me this led to loss of data, as I assumed that the copy process was
- done, and I started to remove the files I thought were copied.
+ For me this led to loss of data, as I was lead to believe that the copy
+ process was done, and I started to remove the files I thought were
+ copied.
- I expected to see a progress bar in the nautilus icon, as I saw it before the
screen was put to sleep,since the copy action was not finished yet.
+ I expected to see a progress bar in the nautilus icon, as I saw it before the
screen was locked,since the copy action was not finished yet.
But the progress bar was gone. Just the bare nautilus ("Files") icon.
I checked if this was "normal" behavior for an icon with a progress bar.
For this I used the archive manager to compress a large folder.
- Verfied that there appeared an archive manager icon containing a progress
bar, put the screen to sleep, woke it up again, checked the archive manager
icon and it still had a progress bar.
+ Verified that there appeared an archive manager icon containing a progress
bar, locked the screen, unlocked the screen, checked the archive manager icon
and it still had a progress bar.
For the nautilus icon this is not the case, the progress bar in the icon
is not restored, even though the copy action is still ongoing.
nautilus:
- Installed: 1:3.18.4.is.3.14.3-0ubuntu6
+ Installed: 1:3.18.4.is.3.14.3-0ubuntu6
** Summary changed:
- Progress bar in nautilus icon not restored after wake up screen
+ Progress bar in nautilus dock icon not restored after locking->unlocking
screen
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1828389
Title:
Progress bar in nautilus dock icon not restored after
locking->unlocking screen
Status in nautilus package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Observed in Unbuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS
When copying a substantial amount of files, that will take some time, a
progress bar appears in the nautilus icon in the desktop dock.
Normally that progress bar disappears when the file copy task is done.
However, locking and unlocking the screen while the file copy task is still
busy, will also cause the progress bar to disappear.
But that is not correct since the file copy task is not done yet.
For me this led to loss of data, as I was lead to believe that the
copy process was done, and I started to remove the files I thought
were copied.
I expected to see a progress bar in the nautilus icon, as I saw it before the
screen was locked,since the copy action was not finished yet.
But the progress bar was gone. Just the bare nautilus ("Files") icon.
I checked if this was "normal" behavior for an icon with a progress bar.
For this I used the archive manager to compress a large folder.
Verified that there appeared an archive manager icon containing a progress
bar, locked the screen, unlocked the screen, checked the archive manager icon
and it still had a progress bar.
For the nautilus icon this is not the case, the progress bar in the
icon is not restored, even though the copy action is still ongoing.
nautilus:
Installed: 1:3.18.4.is.3.14.3-0ubuntu6
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