Removed the symlink rm /home/jelle/Desktop/ -R mkdir ~/Desktop touch ~/Desktop/text.txt
File shows directly on the desktop rm ~/Desktop -R File is not being removed from desktop Manually refresh Desktop synchronizes the desktop rm /home/jelle/Desktop/ -R mkdir ~/test ln -s ~/test ~/Desktop touch ~/Desktop/test.txt File is not shown, had to manually synchronizes the desktop Bug ! xfdesktop --reload also does not refresh the desktop PS make sure you backupt your Desktop before testing this. Yesterday I made a mistake on my ReiserFS 3.6 and I am not been able to recover my ASCII text files with importand data. foremost will not find it and rebuiling the ReiserFS tree did also not work. I don't now what to do now. I am still experimenting on my directly made dd image of the partion. Can someone please fill the bug report for xfdesktop for me you may post my email for more contact info. I am really feeling down after losing my data not a happy new year for me, and I have several deadlines to make. Brian J. Tarricone wrote: > Jelle de Jong wrote: >> Some info about the problem: > >> I run Xubuntu 6.10 problem was there to on Xubuntu 6.06 > >> I have a directory located at /mnt/hda3/desktop > >> I have done a: > >> ln -s ~/Desktop /mnt/hda3/desktop >> Now if I create a file with thunar in the directory ~/Desktop >> And I go to my main Desktop the file will not be there. > > What happens if ~/Desktop is a real directory, and not a symlink? Do > things work as expected that way? If so, please file a bug against > xfdesktop; I think I might know a workaround if that's the case. > > Benny, do you know how ThunarVfsMonitor (i.e. gamin/fam) behaves when > you try to monitor a symlink to a directory? Will it just monitor > changes to the symlink itself, or will it actually watch for changes to > the directory the symlink points to? > > -brian > _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev
