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Um, this is definitely Fix Released in Lucid.
** Changed in: awn-extras
Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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Glad to hear it Mark! By the way, when is .4 coming out?
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Never mind. I just saw the target date of 10/16/09.
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FWIW, that's not a hard deadline. If it's not ready at that date, it'll
get pushed back.
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** Branch linked: lp:~malept/awn-extras/0.4-garbage-applet
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Um, I'm on awn-testing, and it still isn't working for me on either of
my computers (both Ubuntu 64-bit).
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I'm actively working on a replacement trash applet (called Garbage -
creative, huh? :) ). It will definitely be in Awn Extras 0.4, and I will
announce on this bug when it's ready for testing.
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I forgot about this bug, but it was fixed for me since months with the
awn from the awn-testing repository.
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Retargeting to 0.4 version of Awn-Extras.
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Milestone: 0.2.8 = 0.4.0
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+1
in jaunty
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Hello Again Julien, et. al.,
The trash path in Nautilus is not broken and the Ubuntu Jaunty trash
panel applet works fine. Ubuntu or Gnome must have changed the path
again. This seems to affect both of AWN's trash applets. As mentioned
above though, the nautilus path to trash is show as trash:///
It seems that the trash:// path is broken, not the applet itself.
Could you please try to open the trash with nautilus to see if you can
reproduce the behavior ?
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Julien,
When I open the trash in nautilus from the sidebar, it works fine and
contains everything I've thrown away. I can also empty the trash from
nautilus without a problem. By the way, when I open the trash in
nautilus and press Ctrl-L, the address displayed is trash:/// (note the
extra
I can verify that this applet is not working in Jaunty 32-bit or 64-bit.
No errors are thrown. Things that are deleted using the delete key do
not appear in the awn trash applet's trash folder.
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in jaunty it seems to be broken again
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In Intrepid, trash applets seems to work as expected, pointed to the
right location of the trash.
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So, I just upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex. Guess what? The trash
applet seems to work now.
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for a more elegant fix, (which will also allow you to use the stacks
trasher)... open your /etc/fstab file:
$ gksu gedit /etc/fstab
and add the following code to the end:
/home/username/.local/share/Trash/files /home/username/.Trash none
bind
don't forget to replace username with your actual
[QUOTE]
then do this:
rm ~/.Trash
mkdir ~/.Trash
[/QUOTE]
Now that makes no sense ... Mind you, that part is to UNDO the first
part and restoring the original situation. This is because the proposed
workaround didn't take the new Gnome/Hardy trash-structure into account.
When using this
Per above, will be nice to see the implementation of the additional
points in Gnome - take advantage of the new spec, otherwise not much
benefit to the user.
For those who scroll to the bottom of this thread for the workaround -
IMHO, best defer to the system location and use Andrew's -
rmdir
Redirecting all trash to ~/.local/share/Trash/files does not fully solve
the problem
Correct implementation of trash will require:
1) Integration of all trash in all volumes, not just home
2) Displaying of original file names, not mangled ones
3) Display of metadata from Trash/info: delete date,
Well, for the purposes of the trash applet rewrite that's going into Awn
Extras version 0.2.8, I'm only going to have feature parity with the
current gnome-vfs based trash applet. Implementing a proper trash
applet is outside the scope of this bug. Depending on time and
willingness, points 3 and
I should be more careful with my wording -- 3 and 4 are really just
obvious next-step features given the metadata required by the trash
spec.
Achieving 1 will get you feature parity with the gnome trash applet and
should be enough work. You will probably also have to generate the
metadata files
I am currently writing a new trash applet (called Garbage) in Vala,
because refactoring the existing trash applet is non-trivial. I had
finished a port, but it was extremely buggy. Writing the new one is a
slow process, mainly because I've been rather busy at my job. However,
the code itself is
I believe this is no longer Invalid in Ubuntu as awn-extras-applets is
currently in Intrepid, 0.2.6-2,
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/awn-extras-applets/.
** Changed in: awn-extras-applets (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = awn-extras-applets
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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You could look into the trash screenlet, it's working fine here.
Maybe you could make a new trash applet based on the trash screenlet...
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There is a bzr package in ubuntu. Its unstable, but you couldn't tell
by using it (most of the time). It provides applets.
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That is not what I meant. There is no official awn-extras-applets
package in the official Hardy or Intrepid repositories. The package
you're referring to is from a third-party repository, which is
unsupported by Ubuntu developers.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This does not affect Ubuntu per se because there is no awn-extras-
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