Thanks for your response guys. Now i've been doing more tests: creating, copying, renaming and pasting directories. And this are the results: if i follow this steps then nautilus reboot himself. The steps are: create a directory, copy directory in the clipboard (portapapeles in spanish), rename of the directory, paste of the clipboard, appears this window error message:
______________________________________ Error al copiar. Hubo un error al obtener la información acerca de <<original_name_directory>>. Mostrar más detalles (clickable). Error al mostrar información del estado del archivo <</home/sergi/original_name_directory>>: No existe el fichero ó directorio [Buttons ->] [CANCELAR ] [SALTAR TODO] [OMITIR] [REINTENTAR] _______________________________________ And: + if i press [CANCELAR] button, nothing occurs (i would say good performance, don't is?) + if i press [SALTAR TODO] button, and i'm trying to paste within another directory diferent that the directory where is the original copied, then also nothing occurs (good) + if i press [SALTAR TODO] button, and i'm trying to paste within THE SAME DIRECTORY where is the original dir copied, THEN REBOOT (bad very bad ;) I've repeated this tests 2-3 times, to be sure ;) So, in my opinion (as a user) i don't think this is a big bug. But really yesterday it was very inconvenience :( I was trying to do a duplicate of a directory in the same directory parent. So i was trying to copy the original directory, renaming it, and finally paste the clipboard. Yes yes... i know that it is more "easy" to simply copy, paste, and rename ;) Thanks in advance. If you need whatever more information contact me please again. I'm in pleasure to colaborate with you. If you prefer messenger me: sergio2702 ( at ) hot mail . com Cheers SERGI -- (copy/cut)/paste fails without warning if the containing folder is renamed before pasting. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202157 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
