fly-by-night
August 24th, 2014, 10:16 AM
I did something like ctrl+drag the Home icon. It started copying and I immediately cancelled. The Home icon is on the new position, but the old location is now the black hole (selected area next to Home icon). Hidden files (none) is shown in file browser from screenshot below.
Screenshot:
http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=255787&d=1408870888
When I drag any icon (not Home) there, it disappear. If I drag Home to the black hole, it starts copying something:
http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=255786&d=1408870838
It only happen on this black hole (selected area on 1st screenshot). This is the icon location as per /home/extraa/.config/xfce4/desktop/ :
[xfdesktop-version-4.10.3+-rcfile_format]
4.10.3+=true
[/home/extraa/Desktop/gimp.desktop]
row=2
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/gcalctool.desktop]
row=4
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/vlc.desktop]
row=3
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/simple-scan.desktop]
row=0
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/Chromium 38.0.2109.0]
row=5
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/firefox.desktop]
row=1
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/libreoffice-writer.desktop]
row=3
col=1
[/home/extraa]
row=0
col=1
Screenshot:
http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=255787&d=1408870888
When I drag any icon (not Home) there, it disappear. If I drag Home to the black hole, it starts copying something:
http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=255786&d=1408870838
It only happen on this black hole (selected area on 1st screenshot). This is the icon location as per /home/extraa/.config/xfce4/desktop/ :
[xfdesktop-version-4.10.3+-rcfile_format]
4.10.3+=true
[/home/extraa/Desktop/gimp.desktop]
row=2
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/gcalctool.desktop]
row=4
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/vlc.desktop]
row=3
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/simple-scan.desktop]
row=0
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/Chromium 38.0.2109.0]
row=5
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/firefox.desktop]
row=1
col=0
[/home/extraa/Desktop/libreoffice-writer.desktop]
row=3
col=1
[/home/extraa]
row=0
col=1