Nautilus interface back to 9.10 (10.04)

[Flake Remix]

Hello,

http://i42.tinypic.com/149pmkl.png
How can I bring back "Show path" button?

http://i40.tinypic.com/vo74t2.png
and how can I shift side panel lower, now it on the same level as address bar and take too much space from it.

I know it's all somewhere in gconf-editor, but I cannot find.

Thanks!

[skaboss]

This link should give you the answer :

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreNautilusLocationBar

[Flake Remix]

Thanks, I didn't know about Ctrl+L. I hope there is a fix for second problem too.

[Flake Remix]

I see now, that was some idiotic decision from upstream and won't be fix.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/508632

[jelofson]

I see now, that was some idiotic decision from upstream and won't be fix.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/508632

Agreed. That is an unfortunate design decision (IMHO). Is this Ubuntu-specific?

[Flake Remix]

Agreed. That is an unfortunate design decision (IMHO). Is this Ubuntu-specific?

I'm afraid it's Gnome 2.30 specific, meaning all new distros will be concerned.

[lord_phantom]

Argh, at least it could be disabled by default! I don't understand the decision to remove the button completely. Using ctrl+l sucks! I thought the world of free software gives you freedom, it's going to be the Apple way...

[kuric]

Bad decision remove nautilus location bar with the full path displayed, placing buttons by default. Frequently I need to copy-paste some full paths, so the buttons are very pretty but unuseful. Restoring this simple configuration through GConf is a pain... For those who need, here's the trick:
Alt+F2
Execute gconf-editor
apps folder > nautilus > preferences > check "always_use_location_entry"

[Siegfried80]

Thanks, very helpful post for a newbie!
ES

[KdotJ]

Indeed a shame about the text path toggle button. But I have now got used to ctrl+L