Hi folks,
I've been doing some investigating and maybe you already know this but
in libwnck in screen.c the function update_workspace_list this always
sets n_space to 1 without printing my warning. From my understanding
this goes all the way to compiz land which hacks the workspaces to
always be
Aha. If I understand it correct, a viewport is just a part of a large desktop
(vm-spec).
But how can the pager display get the number of viewports correctly when
drawing the switcher, I might be blind but I just can't find the code that
draws ALL (iterating thru the list and calls the
I've made a kinda hackish patch that lets you move the window to another
workspace (actually its a viewport).
Known bugs
- The window isn't moved to the same position as the last workspace
- No highlight during drag
- Probably something more...
Note I'm not a C developer and I really haven't
Saïvann Carignan: It surly did need some modifications, in fact I felt
ashame of the patch so I had to do a better one ;-)
So here we go again, the window is now moved to the right position after
the move and won't activate (unless moved to the current
workspace/viewport). Very annoying having
First, C is not my native language (Java guy) and I've almost never written
anything in C. But Fixing small bugs like this seems like a good start to
learn. So here's my one-liner to add icons to the Open with list.
I would like some comments whether I need to free the icon and if getting icons
Screenshot showing icons in the Open with list using the patch.
@Sebastien Bacher - I think you could guess a lot from the icons :-)
** Attachment added: Screenshot of Open with list with icons
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Sorry, I should have read upstream first. Seems like this is already fixed in
master. My bad.
Can we mark this as fix committed?
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xtknight, I wrote a similar patch to disable scrolling in the workspace
switcher, maybe we should use the same gconf key name?
Se bug #150443 for the patch.
I don't think it's necessary to add a GUI option to enable the
scrolling, this just clutter the gui, better let it rest in gconf for
the
David, well I do - I use scrolling a lot, not using compiz because of
problem with graphics driver. But if I would, I'd miss the scrolling.
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I think I need to update the patch but when done I could post it
upstream. But comments from designers would be good, like should we
default to GTK_STOCK_OPEN for applications without icon?
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Should the tooltip still include the quotation marks? Current tooltip is
Use \%s\ to open the selected item.
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Yes, that was the plan. I've already made the fix local. Will do some
testing and trying in karmic and then attach the patch later. Should I
post it here or upstream?
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Look at these two screenshots, the first looks OK to me (also includes
the appicons from bug #387796) but the second seams a little strange -
it's not totally obvious that you'll open the file with the applications
in the list.
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** Attachment added: Screenshot showing the applications in the main menu
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Added a screenshot in bug #394356 where the icon is changed to
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See http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28605098/appicons_exec.png
Better?
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Forgot to remove the quotes on the default application in the first to
screenshots. Here's an updated one.
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Here's a combined patch for this bug and bug #387796, applied and you
get a menu like the screenshot above.
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mac_v, I agree. I'll see what I can do.
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OK, how about it now?
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Updated patch (also includes the icons). Needs review as I'm not sure if
it complies to coding standards and so on...
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If everything goes as planned, I'll have a patched nautilus in my newly created
PPA so you can all try this and not just look at the screenshots. :-)
https://launchpad.net/~0-launchpad-mejlamej-nu/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/662969/+listing-archive-extra
Wait for the ~a2 version... (if it comes up
mac_v, sure. Will hack on it tonight.
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I might take a look at it tonight.
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Just Other application in submenu.
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Application icons (bug #387796) and open with changes patch.
Anyone want a package as well to try it out?
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Should both Unmount Volume and Eject Volume have the same icon
(media-eject)?
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After a quick look I would propose not add the gconf dependency to
libwnck but instead add a property, scroll_enabled, to the tasklist and
use gconf within window-list.
What do you think?
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This patch adds the ability to set the scrolling behavior of the
tasklist in libwnck.
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This patch against gnome-panel adds the ability to change the scroll behavior
via gconf settings.
Please comment on code (mostly c'n'p) and if this is the correct way to handle
this issue.
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Are we happy with the changes or shall we do as Michael suggest?
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Screenshot showing the scrolling option (and gconf setting). As said,
suggestions are welcome.
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Due to popular demand, here's a patch that adds a gui for changing the
scrolling behavior.
Comment on design and naming is welcome. Screenshot in a second.
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I'll try to get this accepted upstream first, but in case I won't - I'll
get back and we'll continue discussing the issue here instead. I also
think that when we're adding an option to the window list to enable
mouse wheel scrolling, we should do the same for the workspace switcher,
but that's for
A package for the brave;
https://launchpad.net/~0-launchpad-mejlamej-nu/+archive/ppa
Note that this is just WIP and far from ready, it's just to get the
feeling for how it could work, not to be installed on your primary
desktop ;-) I could post some screenshots later.
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Screenshot of WIP.
Planned is to combine refresh/stop to one button.
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antistress, the magnifier you see in the screenshot is not the zoom, it's the
search function.
Otherwise no changes.
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antistress wrote
Therefore you remove the possibilty for the user to adjust zoom factor with its
mouse wheel.
Well, no, ctrl + mouse wheel will still be available.
Location bar is still there if you press ctrl + L or via menu. To
hidden?
Please try the package if you'd like to test it out.
Status update;
I've now completed the combined stop/refresh button and new packages [1] should
be available soon. Attached is screenshots of the different toolbar states.
Comments?
[1] https://launchpad.net/~0-launchpad-mejlamej-nu/+archive/ppa
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David, whats your comment on the mouse wheel zooming comment by
antistress?
antistress, sorry, I forgot that screenshot. Attached now.
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mac_v, I've begin talking to upstream too see what they think about
these changes before doing anything more.
For the interested I've created jaunty packages [1] to play with.
[1] https://launchpad.net/~0-launchpad-mejlamej-nu/+archive/ppa
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mac_v 1) About the drop down buttons I agree they take up a lot of space and by
using Firefox style you mean right clicking the button?
mac_v 2) Yes I know, I've hardcoded it. Do we want to use the global setting
for nautilus? Personally I've never liked it because the applications I used a
lot
Danielsan474 - ahh, I now see what you mean.
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Upstream has said they won't commit any patch that will change the
toolbar and instead encourage working on the toolbar editor. (As I will
try to do)
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Feel free to ask them :-)
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mac_v, as far as I know Ubuntu doesn't want to have a lot of patches to drag
along, so continue working on this is just a waste of time, correct David?
But if Ubuntu would like to have patch for this I'd be willing to help.
The upstream bug for a toolbar editor is at [1] and there is an old
Even better, allow full customization of the toolbar like Firefox
does.
Working on it :) For more info see [1] or look at the WIP screenshot [2]
[1] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42834
[2] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=138712action=view
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Why? I use it all the time, works great having at a corner (Fitts law).
However, if its configurable then sure - the problem (as I remember) is that
the configuration dialog for this is different between compiz and non compiz.
Maybe I could hack something up, but not sure about the gui stuff - if
I'll see if I could add some gconf setting for this tonight, but I think
I'll need some help reviewing and fixing schemas and stuff.
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OK, here's a quick patch to disable scrolling (and enable with gconfig
setting).
I'm not sure how this schema thing works so that must be done.
Patch is against jaunty.
Needs review.
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gconf
It seems work is being done in nautilus to allow us to read settings
like this. See http://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2009/06/24/data-about-data/
for more info.
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Actually this is not a nautilus problem but a gvfs. However I think I
can create a patch for it. Stay tuned ;)
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Forgot to comment that the patch is against gvfs git master.
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awalton, could you post the patch upstream instead (or just commit) or
do you think we should wait for the search functions to be rewritten?
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Compiz 0.9.0 did mention a plugin that would change the resize area of a
window.
From http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2010-July/003429.html
* Added edge support to grid plugin so windows can easily be resized by dragging
to an edge or corner
Could that help?
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For info; I just attached a patch on upstream bugreport. Feel free to
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fyi, I just applied a patch upstream.
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As I understand this can be worked around by adding a *.icon file for
each folder and file icon with attach points [1] as the rendering is
working for that (could be a good workaround for lucid if you don't want
to patch nautilus).
[1]
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For information: I just posted a patch upstream.
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OK, took a quick look at the problem and here's what I found out.
The problem is that some entries in the menu (hidden) aren't enabled (sensible)
until nautilus has scheduled an update_menus(). Also it's not only about when
loading a folder, it could also be if you're selecting a file/folder and
Made a quick and dirty hack to update the menus on all key presses and
it *feels* like it's better. Feel free to try it out and comment how it
works for you.
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David, could you comment on what behavior you'd like?
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Patch to not make nautilus crash on middle click invalid network share
and also closes the newly created tab.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43114325/tabcrash.diff
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Still a problem in lucid?
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Starcraftmazter , actually you shouldn't install it as it's a dirty
hack. But if you'd like to try it, grab nautilus from git and apply the
patch and compile. Something along this lines (not tested)
$ sudo apt-get build-dep nautilus
$ git clone git.gnome.org/nautilus
$ cd nautilus
$ patch -p1
Strange. Could you try to change the return type to gboolean and return FALSE?
I cannot test that right now.
Something like
+static gboolean
+key_press_event_cb (GtkWidget *widget,
+ GdkEventKey *event,
+ FMDirectoryView *view)
+{
+
It surly isn't good looking but it's resizeable ;-) Comments?
Patch in sec.
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Ted, what's the status of the patch? Waiting for review or want help?
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Do you still have this issue? On lucid (beta) it looks like this.
(Sorry, but the text in swedish is something along the lines Enter
password for ftp as *username* on *host*)
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I'm going to ping alex (nautilus maintainer) about a few bugs this week,
I could see if he could comment on this one as well...
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Actually, it does seems to be a problem. I just opened a URL with ctrl +
l and entered ssh://u...@host and then the dialog said Enter password.
I'll see if I can take a look at this issue later.
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Fixed upstream :)
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Still a problem? Just tried this in 2.28.1with a few different themes
and an emblem on a folder and with 50% zoom it's there.
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For info, I just attached a patch upstream.
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@Alistair Buxton, I've seen the leak as well (both volume applet and
settings daemon). Right now both of them are using 13% each of my 8GB
RAM (+8GB for swap) with an uptime of 10 days. I use Spotify using wine
all day.
USER PID %CPU %MEMVSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
Forgot a few things.
I'm using wine from winehq (1.1.32~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1). Also, isn't
Spotify polling the volume because when lowering the volume during commercial
the playback is paused - could that be the cause for the flickering in the
gvca window?
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@Neil, np ;) . Almost forgot I had this one fixed. Nice to finally see
it get into ubuntu :)
I'm just doing it for fun and to get my OS of choice better :)
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Quite off topic but, i did fix a couple of things in nautilus but now
I've got more interesting stuff to work on - I hope I'll get time to fix
things in nautilus later again.
Do not give up - getting to know a codebase as large and complex as
nautilus does take time. Begin with the easier things
Neil, yep that would be it. I'm not sure if it will apply cleanly
against 2.29 - but you're welcome to update it if its not ;)
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Neil, not sure what you mean - but all the code in the patch is necessary. I
just tried the patch against the latest 2.29.1 release and it seems to apply
nicely (I cannot test to compile it atm).
About the formatting; I hope it's standard nautilus formatting :) - in case not
- please tell me
I'm waiting for someone (eg Alex) to review the patch. I could ping him
on Monday again.
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Not a fix or anything but i almost always use the alt + middle click to
resize windows.
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How can I reproduce this bug? I just started nautilus-connect-server and
did not get any segfault.
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I've got a similar issue; after login and running sudo chmod -x
/usr/bin/nautilus; killall nautilus (to be able to do nautilus
hacking), a few minutes later gnome-session crashes. Got this about two
or three times. Hope it helps.
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This is not an upstream issue but a problem in a patch from ubuntu
(82_gnome-app-install.patch):
+void launch_gnome_app_install_mimetype(GdkScreen *screen,
+ NautilusFile *file,
+ char *uri) {
+ char *qmimetype,
Isn't this fixed in Karmic stable and Lucid? I remember I had this issue
a long time ago but then it vanished.
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My guess is a rare race condition, on the other hand this is reported
against a developer version of nautilus. Could anyone reproduce this
issue in a stable release?
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This backtrace might be related.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open the tree view in the side pane
2. Navigate to /proc/ and one of the first processes under, eg 1
3. Hit page down, space, page down, space rapidly until nautilus crashes
(normally when you reach the end of the tree)
Looks like the
Oh, forgot to add, I cannot reproduce the original problem.
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Just tried on Lucid and it seems to be working just fine. Do you still
have this problem?
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dael99, work is progressing upstream - I now focus on getting the Open
Location dialog back after failure to open the location. The first patch
was not accepted by upstream because it was using blocking I/O.
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Sancho Panza, it's probably because you're running karmic and got
unlucky. Wait a few days and then try again and the repo is probably in
a good state.
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Jonas, could you see if you have a .hidden file on that DVD and also try
to show hidden files and see if the files shows up?
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Jonas, fixed in git [1]; when the error dialog appears you now have the
option to select the application you'd like to open the file with.
[1]
http://git.gnome.org/cgit/nautilus/commit/?id=58a073303977708516d3a1ff4528a7ef7ace7f26
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opening of non local files relies on filename to be correct
kent808, I just created a symbolic link in both jaubty and karmic and
could not reproduce the problem. Is this a problem with all your
symlinks or just this one?
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symbolic link shows wrong file-size
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/401079
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Ernest, note that a .trash folder exists in the root of every harddrive
(like a usb disk) you have deleted data from. So only looking at the
.trash in your home folder will only show deleted files from your home
folder (or anything else you've removed on the same disk). Do you know
if there's any
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