Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
similar to bug #49348 (no lasso selection in list view) it is impossible
to DnD a file into a folder when in list view. Note: dragging the file
in between other files, not folders. You can drag them into a folder
just fine, in list view. But to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
In Windows, I had found a way to quickly edit the name of a file. Click
it twice on a different part of the filename, and the name can be
edited. In Nautilus I'm forced to use the RM-button, which slows me
down.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Public bug reported:
I use Shift-Del a lot, to avoid cluttering the Trash. When editing a
filename, I automatically Shift-Del'ed the text, to start entering a
new name, and yes, I also automatically pressed 'Enter' on the GTK
dialog which asked me if the file should be removed (conditioned
RM-button == Right Mouse button
What I meant by 'clicking twice' is probably non-standard behaviour, but
if you move the mouse pointer in between clicks, you get to edit the
name of the file in Windows. You have to click on the name of the file
both times, or click on the icon with the first and
I must apologize. I just came home from work and decided to try it again
myself. The three bugs I posted were from a scribble I kept, intending
to send them for quite some time now. Apparently this 'bug' was for
Breezy (or I just did something wrong when I wrote it down), but I tried
to drag a
I just did a check with Totem in Hardy, and I can still reproduce the
behavior. Streaming a movie through the network did work, even scrolling
through the movie with the mousewheel. But placing the glider halfway by
dragging, the movie stops playing. I get about two screen-refreshes per
minute,
I also had this empty Screens and Graphics, so I tried the fix suggested
here. I wasn't that fortunate... My X was all garbled up, and
displayconfig-gtk showed up (almost unreadable) to help me fix the
problem. In the end, it couldn't fix it, so I had to do a dpkg-
reconfigure xserver-xorg to get
Just to chime in: I had exactly the same behaviour yesterday. Small
(fallback) resolution - system menu shows, but the mouseclicks are
stolen by the application icons that have disappeared behind the menu.
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Losing access to system option in low screen resolution
Same amount of sorry here ;-) I have to really look into it again. Just the
other day though, with an alpha version of Hardy I tried to view a movie
over my network connection, and it would come to a halt after some 15
minutes. Don't know if it's related, because I didn't skip to that part, but
I just retested it in my Hardy beta system. Dragging a file into
Nautilus in list view is perfectly possible. The file is inserted among
the other files just fine (even if the window is completely filled with
files (scroll bars appear)). Perfran is right that in list view there is
no right-click -
Ah, finally I get what you are saying (pardon me being slow ;-)). Yes,
that is not possible now. I've grown a habit of working around this
behaviour but it sure is annoying and unintuitive.
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Drag 'n Drop in list view doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/61237
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
When using tabs to align text in an evolution email (compose mail), the
behavior is inconsistent on a new line. The underlying text is pushed
down one line, then comes back up, but the cursor is not 'tabbing'
forward. It stays at the beginning
Hey, thanks for your quick reply. I may have been too quick with posting
this bugreport. Yesterday Evolution behavior was all over the place, but
now on a fresh reboot, I can't reproduce either. Sorry for not double
checking. You may close this one as being bogus ;-)
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[Hardy] evolution -
I me too on this one as well, but the workaround mentioned above does
not work for me. My ~/.gvfs folder is empty (the share is mounted using
Locations Mount Network Share and then bookmarked). Clicking the
bookmark makes me browse the drive without problems (apart from some
random can't access
Sorry, should have added a little more data. I have this issue on one of
those cheap NAS devices too. It's a Conceptronic LAN drive (probably
using the same chipset as all the other LANdisks mentioned).
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nautilus is unable to copy folders from samba
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/185729
You
I've tried in Hardy, but I can't copy folders still. Was it Hardy or
Intrepid you had success with?
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nautilus is unable to copy folders from samba
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/185729
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I'm following this bug having seen it on my Hardy install. Any chance this
fix makes it into Hardy as well?
2008/12/17 Martin Pitt martin.p...@ubuntu.com
Accepted into intrepid-proposed, please test and give feedback here.
Please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
When mounting the partitions on my laptop, nautilus names them disk,
disk [1], disk [2], etc. Inserting a camera or a memory stick doesn't
show in the file name (also disk[#]), so it's hard to tell which is
which. Can't the icon or the name be
Yup, I see the same thing (gutsy, totem-gstreamer)
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Totem subtitles drawing bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/161153
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
When I load synaptics, and have the mouse over the search button when
it's starting up, the button does not become active. I have to move the
mouse away from the button, and move it back on the button to be able to
press it. (ubuntu gutsy, updated)
Public bug reported:
When I play a movie from my samba shared network drive, I can only view
it from the beginning. When I skip to the middle of the film, totem
starts to skip images, and seems not to be able to buffer the new part
of the movie correctly.
** Affects: totem (Ubuntu)
ubuntu gutsy, updated completely
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cannot start a movie halfways when playing from network
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177839
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I can't see why this is not a bugreport. The button doesn't function
properly unless I move the mouse cursor away from it, and then back on
it. That doesn't seem to be intuitive, and I can't imagine it to be
default / intended behaviour. Maybe this is not synaptics, but GTK+
behaviour, but
I'm in need of that very answer too! When doing auto-logon, the keyring
manager pops up asking for a password (it's the same password used for
logging on) - so the ease of autologon is completely undone.
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Allow access to Keyring manager with no password
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/181281
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