I'm still experiencing this issue with the latest Gnome 3.8 Rhythmbox
(ver. 2.99.1) on Ubuntu 13.04.
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Title:
gapless
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1153934 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1153934
When adding a new radio stream to Rhythmbox, the new stream will not play until
gvfsd-http is killed.
If Rhythmbox is restarted no stream will play until gvfsd-http is killed again.
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When adding a new radio stream to Rhythmbox, the new stream will not play until
gvfsd-http is killed.
If Rhythmbox is restarted no stream will play until gvfsd-http is killed again.
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Can someone put together a patch, which incorporates the type-ahead
search from Nautilus 3.4 into 3.6 ?
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Title:
restore
Best workaround currently available: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/get-
nautilus-34-features-back-in-ubuntu.html
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I strongly recommend Canonical to maintain their own version (fork) of
3.4 (maybe with the SolusOS patch). I think Nautilus 3.4 is a mature
software already.
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@Oberhauser: That isn't part of Nautilus or any other file manager, it's
the common GTK file chooser dialog.
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@Ajay: That's a rather subjective opinion! Search will always get slow on huge
folders. Because of the technical nature of type-ahead it is still fast even on
huge folder contents. When I use type-ahead it takes me less than 1 second to
choose and enter a folder.
I know my folders and their
Have had a similar issue.
When I tried to run loginctl I got Failed to issue method call: Cannot
launch daemon, file not found or permissions invalid and trying to execute
polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 resulted in Unable to determine the
session we are in: No session for pid
None of
