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Binary package hint: fast-user-switch-applet
On Feisty, since a recent upgrade, the fast user switch applet causes
50% processor load on my AMD64 dual core when it is added to a gnome
panel.
** Affects: fast-user-switch-applet (Ubuntu)
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Binary package hint: nautilus
I am using Nautilus in connection with Eiciel for ACL support (what is
the status of Nautilus' native ACL support anyways? I heard it should be
there from GNOME 2.16 on...). When I copy a directory with files from a
partition that was not
@kikl: Completely unrelated to whether it's a good idea to get undo
dialogs/bars on moving to trash or not, Nautilus's trash display does
indeed have poor usability. No deletion date grouping, sorting or even
displaying. Also, one can't really know where the files are going to be
restored to. That
I think Nautilus' behaviour is correct. The behaviour is by design, and
the confirm_trash option is doing what it is supposed to do: Request
confirmation for the non-revertable actions Delete Trash and Delete
files, but not for the revertable Move to trash. And guys, please
stop speaking for the
The bug description reveals a misunderstanding of the permissions
system. File creation and deletion are operations on the _containing
directory_ and are affected by the permissions set on that directory.
You can create and delete files if you have +w on the parent directory.
File permissions, on
Suppose that you have 1500+ items in your trash bin.
You pressed DEL without noticing which file it was.
A warning for every single move-to-trash operation to fix this
problematic usecase is implementing a cruel workaround instead of fixing
the issues (in this case trash view usability). In
The always_use_location_entry gconf key does not determine whether the
location bar is visible or not, it just toggles between breadcrumb
navigation and text entry. The visibility itself is set by View -
Location Bar.
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path location bar of Nautilus doesn't appear by default when configured so
The Wastebasket has no way to sort by deleted date.
If it did, then this improvement would be a lot less urgent, IMHO
Please read what I wrote. Quoting myself:
In fact, current Nautilus git master has trashed-on column in list view, and
(irrespective of the view) sorts the trashcan by reversed
@Walter_I
In my oppinion, David Siegel's remark is absolutely correct, and you are wrong.
It's not as simple as you put it. Whether or not copying in parallel takes
significantly longer depends on a number of factors (is target and/or source on
a slow network connection, am I copying from a CD
@Darshaka Pathirana:
How can you full ACK a statement that you oppose in your very next sentence?
Walter proposed to ALWAYS queue files, which is definitely not a good idea. Do
something more than just always process in parallel or always queue, be it to
ask the user, have some smart logic or a
Submitted upstream (Bug #504049 in GNOME bugzilla)
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Inconsistency with Nautilus dragdrop and ACL
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137458
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Ubuntu folks can't fix bugs in software that you download from
eclipse.org or zend.org. It's up to them to fix the software they offer.
The Eclipse package in the repo contains the workaround, and I don't see
what else could possibly be done on Ubuntu's side.
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Buttons in Eclipse not working
Patrick: Your assumption is wrong to start with. The bug is not in GTK+,
but in Eclipse.
Starting from 2.18 on, GTK+ changed some of its internal behaviour
(google for client side windows). This change is intentional, and
needed for other development. It doesn't make any difference to programs
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