[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-12-15 Thread Phillip Susi
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 662194 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/662194

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 662194
   [SRU] Nautilus: 'Remember this application for ... option should be made 
inactive by default

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Re: [Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-10-31 Thread Garry Leach
Hi Jack,

Thanks for pushing me to look at this again.

Yesterday, I went through the open with other applications a dozen
times, but I am sure that the remember... check box was not there.

it was this time!

And with the remember this application for XYZ files check box
pre-ticked!

This pre-ticking was the start of this bug earlier this year; I thought
that the plan was to remove the default tick, but I seem to remember a
discussion that the developers removed the remember... facility
completely...

Although I am confused now as to why or what, I will look out for the
tick in future!

Regards, Garry.

On Mon, 2011-10-31 at 01:03 +, John Hagerman wrote:
 On 11-10-30 04:28 PM, Garry Leach wrote:
  Hi,use th

 
  I just did a little more testing.  It seems to remember the last used
  application for .jpg  .avi, but in an inconsistent way.
 
  If try to open a .jpg, it opens with movie player.
 
  If I change it to open with image viewer, it opens OK, but if I close
  that window, then select another .jpg,  it opens with movie player.
 
  If I try to open a .avi, it fails to open (with an error message), but
  has image viewer set as the default.
 
  Regards, Garry.
 
 Right click on the file, click on open with other application and 
 choose the application you want to use. Check mark Remember this 
 application. and all applications of that type will open with 
 that application.
 
 Jack


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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-10-30 Thread Garry Leach
Hi,

This may be a new bug, or just a nuisance...

I was a subscriber to the original bug; the workaround was OK.

I upgraded to 11.04, earlier this year.

Recently, something seems to have changed:

when I click on a photo (.jpg), I expect it to open with image viewer,
as it has always done (I have been using Ubuntu since 2005).

However, it now opens with movie player, showing a blank window, as the
file is not a movie.

I did have some short .avi videos mixed in with the set of photos, so I
suspect that one of these has triggered the open-with movie player.

However, now that there is no way to change the default application, I
seem to be stuck with having to individually use the open-with feature
whenever I want to look at photos.

Any suggestions?

Regards, Garry.

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-10-30 Thread Garry Leach
Hi,

I just did a little more testing.  It seems to remember the last used
application for .jpg  .avi, but in an inconsistent way.

If try to open a .jpg, it opens with movie player.

If I change it to open with image viewer, it opens OK, but if I close
that window, then select another .jpg,  it opens with movie player.

If I try to open a .avi, it fails to open (with an error message), but
has image viewer set as the default.

Regards, Garry.

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Re: [Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-10-30 Thread John Hagerman
On 11-10-30 04:28 PM, Garry Leach wrote:
 Hi,

 I just did a little more testing.  It seems to remember the last used
 application for .jpg  .avi, but in an inconsistent way.

 If try to open a .jpg, it opens with movie player.

 If I change it to open with image viewer, it opens OK, but if I close
 that window, then select another .jpg,  it opens with movie player.

 If I try to open a .avi, it fails to open (with an error message), but
 has image viewer set as the default.

 Regards, Garry.

Right click on the file, click on open with other application and 
choose the application you want to use. Check mark Remember this 
application. and all applications of that type will open with 
that application.

Jack

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-20 Thread gerti
@RGreen
gracious I hope you thought to write 11.4, NOT the obsolete (and now completely 
uninteresting)  10.4  - - ?

I installed 11.4 from scratch and it DOESn't show a check-box to
Remember this... for folders.

This is a serious bug.

regards gerti

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-18 Thread RGreen
I don`t have the problem any more , i rebooted 10.04 it has everything i
need  it works GREAT. Hope you all get it solved.

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Re: [Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-15 Thread gerti
@Phillip Susi
excuse me, have you by any chance been many-years employee at Microsoft ?

This answer is so snotty and shitty, that I have to assume.
Nahh, maybe IBM-employee ?

OF COURSE its not a fix :
Taking away user rights to manipulate his own machine/OS/interface is  
NOT, I repeat NOT, a solution; only a cop-out for a very, seriously  
lazy developer.

regards gerti


 On 5/11/2011 9:11 AM, gerti wrote:
 BTW : in my newly installed 11.4 there is no possibility to   
 check/uncheck for Remember this
 So, in my opinion, this is still an open bug.

 That IS the fix.  You can no longer accidentally screw it up by checking
 the remember this box.

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

 Bug description:
   Right clicking on a folder and choosing open with, then selecting
   another application has the remember this application box checked by
   default.  If you proceed, that application will be remembered and used
   to open folders in the future, which can cause confusion.

   Changing the default handler for folders either should not be allowed
   at all, or at the very least, the option should not be enabled by
   default.

   To fix it, do the following:

   * Open the Computer from the Places menu
   * open a partition, which does have some folders in it
   * right click on any folder
   * select Open with Other application from the context menu
   * select the File browser as the app to open with
   * make sure the remember this application for 'folder' files is checked
   * click OK

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Re: [Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-12 Thread Phillip Susi
On 5/11/2011 9:11 AM, gerti wrote:
 BTW : in my newly installed 11.4 there is no possibility to check/uncheck for 
 Remember this
 So, in my opinion, this is still an open bug.

That IS the fix.  You can no longer accidentally screw it up by checking 
the remember this box.

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-11 Thread gerti
@hornblende : thanks, that will probably fix the bug.
probably as I in the meantime have done a completely new installation.
Where do one find the info, you gave here ?

BTW : in my newly installed 11.4 there is no possibility to check/uncheck for 
Remember this
So, in my opinion, this is still an open bug.

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-05-09 Thread Hornblende
@gerti:try to edit the mime types : gedit 
~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
and change vlc or totem or whatever program opens instead of nautilus by 
nautilus :
[Added Associations]
inode/directory=nautilus-folder-handler.desktop;mirage.desktop;

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-04-28 Thread gerti
This bug has NOT been fixed
AND the work-around at the top of this thread does NOT work
 - at least not in 11.4 :
it's not possible to check remember this..., because that check-box is not 
there in the pop-up Open with.

BTW : I never changed what program should open at folder; it simply
appeared after one of the updates under 10.10

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-22 Thread Bug Watch Updater
** Changed in: nautilus
   Status: New = Expired

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-19 Thread Omer Akram
since this bug has been sent to GNOME I am marking it as triaged.

** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
   Status: Opinion = Triaged

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-19 Thread Doug McMahon
Glad to see that POSSIBLY thru the effort of Phillip Susi that this may be 
sru'd for maverick and lucid (though it doesn't affect all on lucid for some 
reason) and finally be put to bed.
There are actually 2 bugs in play - 
First that the default folder handler can be changed in nautilus to something 
other than nautilus thru the 'remember this.. option.  ( can't see any reason 
why at this late date will ever be changed.
Second that because of the above that  the remember option is default enabled.
The second 'bug' was addressed in natty, hopefully now for maverick/lucid.

The bugfix (2nd) does not prevent this from happening, only makes it
less likely to.

The first bug would need to be fixed to make it not possible to happen,
but the behavior of the 'remember' option is tied to both files and
folders, has some value for files, and again can't see it being
seperated and fixed for folders only.

unfortunately this orig. bug on maverick during dev had less than stellar 
handling, (myself included), otherwise this already could have been dealt with 
(as far as 10.10
bug #603833

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-17 Thread Bug Watch Updater
** Changed in: nautilus
   Status: Unknown = New

** Changed in: nautilus
   Importance: Unknown = Medium

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Mathieu Comandon
Re-opening, this is a quite severe bug. 
When this happened to me the first time, I was like what the hell ?
Today, my mom filed a new bug on totem when it was actually a duplicate of this 
bug. You want Ubuntu to be usable by your moms right ?
I suffered from this bug no later than last Sunday, once again, I was taken by 
surprise, the only difference being that I knew how to fix things this time.

I booted on several virtual machines to see how other systems behaved
regarding this issue.

On MacOS X Snow Leopard, you can't do such a thing, actually you don't
have the option to open a folder with another program, which is somehow
disappointing because I like to open a folder with baobab or picard, but
I'd rather have to drag and drop a folder than having my desktop
completely broken. It is to be noted that the Always Open With option
is unchecked by default.

On Microsoft Windows 7, it is not possible to change the way a folder is
opened, you don't have the Open with some program  [Change...]
option you chan have on regular files. Once a again, this is a
limitation, but it's not possible to break the way you open a folder.

On KDE, it's possible to break things, and change program associations
on folders, but it's less likely to happen by accident since the
remember option is unchecked by default.

I hope that everyone acknowledge this is a valid bug now, and a quite
severe one.

I propose the following fixes.
 - Leave the remember option unchecked by default, it's what everyone else 
does
 - Leave the option to open a folder with another program but make it 
independent from nautilus / gnome-panel. Open always open with nautilus, even 
if you have many other software in the open with menu
 - So, what if you don't like nautilus and want to changed your file browser ? 
The default file browser should go in Preferred Applications, most likely in 
the System tab along with the default Terminal Emulator

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Mathieu Comandon
Ok, will someone from the bugsquad reopen this for me please ?

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Mathieu Comandon
And by BugSquad, I actually meant Bug Control Team ;)

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Mathieu Comandon
What seems to be the upstream bug :
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=637264

** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #637264
   https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=637264

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Phillip Susi
Good point; it is insane to allow changing the default handler for
directories and doubly so to have it on by default.


** Package changed: ubuntu = nautilus (Ubuntu)

** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Low = Medium

** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
   Status: Won't Fix = Triaged

** Description changed:

  Right clicking on a folder and choosing open with, then selecting
  another application has the remember this application box checked by
  default.  If you proceed, that application will be remembered and used
  to open folders in the future, which can cause confusion.
+ 
+ Changing the default handler for folders either should not be allowed at
+ all, or at the very least, the option should not be enabled by default.
  
  To fix it, do the following:
  
  * Open the Computer from the Places menu
  * open a partition, which does have some folders in it
  * right click on any folder
  * select Open with Other application from the context menu
  * select the File browser as the app to open with
  * make sure the remember this application for 'folder' files is checked
  * click OK

** Also affects: nautilus via
   https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=637264
   Importance: Unknown
   Status: Unknown

** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
   Status: Triaged = Opinion

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-03-14 Thread Phillip Susi
It looks like this has been fixed already in Ubuntu.  See bug #662194.
I will leave this report open for now to continue to serve as a metabug.

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-02-07 Thread Garry Leach
Robert,

Thanks for identifying that my bug 713319 is a duplicate of this one;
also for providing the workaround in #10.

If so many of us managed to get ourselves into this situation through
ineptness, then it would seem that the Open with application should
not have the Remember this application for folder files check box
pre-checked.

One might ask, why does the problem apply only to /home files  not to
computer.

By the way, if I right click on a /home folder, the option open with
document viewer (which was my incorrect default) is listed before the
option open with other application.

Regards, Garry.

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[Bug 667071] Re: Folders opened by wrong application

2011-02-06 Thread Laci
apt-get autoremove libcddb2 libdvbpsi6 libebml2 libiso9660-7 libmatroska2 
libtar libupnp3
  libva-x11-1 libvcdinfo0 libvlc5 libvlccore4 libxcb-keysyms1 libxcb-randr0
  totem totem-mozilla totem-plugins vlc vlc-data vlc-nox vlc-plugin-notify
  vlc-plugin-pulse

# after 
apt-get install libcddb2 libdvbpsi6 libebml2 libiso9660-7 libmatroska2 libtar 
libupnp3
  libva-x11-1 libvcdinfo0 libvlc5 libvlccore4 libxcb-keysyms1 libxcb-randr0
  totem totem-mozilla totem-plugins vlc vlc-data vlc-nox vlc-plugin-notify
  vlc-plugin-pulse

It fix me.

I hope is helping for you.

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