Originally Posted by mc4man For a unity session you could install sudo apt-get install gnome-search-tool While awaiting some resolution It will not work for the file/s I mentioned; mir-doc: /share/doc/mir-doc/html/dummy__input__manager_8cpp.html no matter how I truncate it. It will only work if I use a wildcard * and .html. Looks like something I am doing wrong here.
Originally Posted by ventrical It will not work for the file/s I mentioned; Must of missed that, no matter It's possible that - you should do a restart & or the search tool doesn't like searching the "File system" So help it out & narrow down a bit, noting that the further away the longer it will take, a far point of /usr should work, /usr/share a bit quicker, ect. see screen 1 screen 2 example of nautilus (really fixed), searching from /
.... one of those days .. I had been using only a single '_' for android__buffer which is actually 2 "__" underscores during my search... these days happen ... yes they do
Very odd. It will search for wav files but not txt , png or jpg nor ogg. It will find folders however. Dash search works fine.
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In my installation Nautilus will find files and folders that are shown in the open window. When I open Computer and search with b, it shows the folders that include a b. If I open usr and searh with config, it shows files and folders that include config. Before a search was recursive and if you knew the name of a file you were able to found it. Now it will be much harder to explore the file system. The Dash also behaves strange. When I search for var, the Dash shows the log and crash folders, which is nice, but not the var folder.
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