Nope.
I just now did it again in nautilus/trusty (1:3.10.1-0ubuntu9.4). Even after
nautilus --quit and rm -rf ~/.config/nautilus in case it was my old config.
Steps to reproduce:
1) create your crash test dummies:
$mkdir /tmp/test_real ; mkdir /tmp/test_real/foo ; mkdir /tmp/test_link ; ln
-sT
The difference with a text file is that it shows with a proper icon
rather than the same folder icon, and nautilus specifically asks to
overwrite rather than merge. But on symlinks nautilus asks Merge
folder? and then actually overwrites.
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Which is the trouble with this bug: it's actually several otherwise very minor
shortcomings that add up to a nasty result.
Apples-to-apples check did fix one problem, but it's circumvented via another.
The second big deal, of course, is that usually symlinks are treated as their
targets, but
Auto column size in general. Which cannot even be turned off (of course,
any feature that cannot be turned off already is a potential bug, this
just illustrates the principle).
Columns are often bigger than needed, and it looks like they are
resizeable, yet if you move separator between column
Ran into this one too, in a different way.
What makes it even worse: if you merge directories, it's MUCH more likely than
usual that at least one of them contains symlinks into another. And then moved
symlinks overwrite their own destinations. With files you at least retain
something useful...
Yes, quick-search feature and Ctrl-F do the same. This
1) makes them reundant.
2) makes quick-search mostly unusable for the original purpose - that is, quick
selection of a file without having to scroll through long lists. Suppose the
user wants to find .profile in $HOME.
Expected behaviour:
Public bug reported:
Full antialiasing that minces all fonts into eye-straining blur is always on.
Evince apparently has no rendering controls of its own, whether config files or
CLI - but then, isn't it reasonable to expect an application without its own
preferences to obey the generic system
Checked again, fixed now (nautilus 3.4.1)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/930134
Title:
nautilus always does show_desktop
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^ looks the same, but my desktop directory is ~/Desktop.
According to about nautilus itself is 3.2.1 - see the first post.
nautilus --version shows GNOME nautilus 3.2.1. Synaptic shows the
package version as 1:3.2.1-0ubuntu4.2.
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This begins when nautilus is started, ends with nautilus --quit, so what else
it can be?
Addition: nautilus does obey command line nautilus --no-desktop, but this
doesn't allow to use it from preferred applications, only manual launch of the
specific .desktop avoids this bug.
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Public bug reported:
Even if show_desktop is set to false and exit_with_last_window to true
(gconftool and gconf-editor confirm both are set so),
Nautilus displays desktop (painted blue, Change Desktop Background from menu
does nothing - no dialog appears);
shows icons (with proper text but no
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