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verified again, it's the same file. no changes in between
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Title:
weird default applications behaviour
To
hum, but
/usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache
text/calendar=org.gnome.Calendar.desktop;
doesn't match the content of the /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache
file you attached earlier in the bug... did you attach the wrong file or
do config changes in between?
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$ for f in `strace -e openat gio mime text/calendar 2>&1 | grep mimeinfo.cache
| grep -v ENOENT | sed 's/.*"\(.*\)".*/\1/'`; do echo $f; grep text/calendar
$f; echo -e ''; done
/usr/share/ubuntu/applications/mimeinfo.cache
/usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache
interesting since your cache has
text/calendar=org.gnome.Calendar.desktop;org.gnome.Evolution.desktop;
it also shows the issue is at the glib level and not in the settings
could you share the output of that one?
$ for f in `strace -e openat gio mime text/calendar 2>&1 | grep
mimeinfo.cache |
$ gio mime text/calendar
Default application for “text/calendar”: org.gnome.Calendar.desktop
Registered applications:
org.gnome.Calendar.desktop
Recommended applications:
org.gnome.Calendar.desktop
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And what's the output of
$ gio mime text/calendar
?
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no, otherwise I would have added it.
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Title:
weird default applications behaviour
To manage notifications about
do you get any warning on the stdout/err? it's a bit of a weird issue...
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only Evolution right now
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Title:
weird default applications behaviour
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the cache has
'text/calendar=org.gnome.Calendar.desktop;org.gnome.Evolution.desktop;',
what is settings listing as calendar options for you?
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interestingly enough, just upgraded to kinetic, where some of the
applications got removed from the list (chromium from browsers (only
firefox is there), and in video only celluloid is shown.
sudo update-desktop-database does not help.
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sadly enough, I can't reproduce this in a VM, but for some reason I had
this bug in 6 out of 8 installs (on actual hardware).
So I guess I need to wait till I will have to reinstall or it was
patched by accident
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so the calendar selector in setting doesn't list evolution or gnome-
calendar in those cases? Are they listed if you right click on an ics
file from nautilus?
could you include your /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache in that
case and the log from the packages installation?
does doing
$ sudo
I have a script which installs all the packages I need, which includes
gnome-calendar and evolution. It always shows both when installing
seperately. When installing both at the same time, it can (weirdly
enough, this doesn't always happen) remove one or the other, including
the mime type (which
could you give an example of calendar software which isn't listed by
GNOME? The UI should just pick any installed .desktop, how they are
installed and in which order shouldn't lead to different results
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