I think this bug is related to this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net
/unity-2d/+bug/980899
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Title:
HUD won't show main window me
The same happened to me with Firefox. Instead of showing Firefox's preferences,
I get Dropbox's.
If, however, instead of pressing Return to select the "Preferences" in the HUD
dropdown, I click the selection with my mouse, then it works properly! I hope
this helps you identify the problem.
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Is there some process that manages the auto-refreshing? Maybe if we
could see the running processes at the time the bug is occuring we would
find that someone has crashed. But we should know first how is nautilus
doing the "auto refresh" :)
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Me too.
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My running processes at the time the bug is happening.
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I don't know if this helps at all but I noticed that now, that this bug is
happening, when I loaded a dvd into my drive, the dvd wasn't mounted
automatically. I didn't appear in nautilus and no window poped up.
I had to go to "Places"->"Computer" and then click on it. Then it opened.
I attached
I tried the following:
1) in a terminal "rm -rf "
while having a nautilus window open at that folder. The folder disappears
automatically from the window.
2) I delete a file/folder using delete key, in a nautilus window. The
file/folder disappear automatically.
3) I go to the trash, restore the
Ok, so I have opened my ~/Pictures folder and on an open terminal I have
executed "gvfs-monitor-dir ~/Pictures".
Using firefox I find an image and save it to ~/Pictures. However I see no
message on the terminal. There seems to be no change. Looking at Nautilus, the
window I have open at ~/Pictur
