Actually, the problem is entirely licensing, which is an unfortunate but true part of the Ubuntu environment today. However, not all is lost.
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Actually, the problem is entirely licensing, which is an unfortunate but true part of the Ubuntu environment today. However, not all is lost.
For Lucid and greater users:
You've lucked out. The...
Hello Kentucky!
Everyone who is available on the 26th (a Saturday, hurray) should show up at Common Grounds Cafe. Caffeine, chat and get to know the LoCo and the BlueGrass Linux User Group.
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You can follow the issue here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=490200
Running Nautilus as root is scary. It's even worse now that we have GVFS, as you now have to start gvfsd and its...
Then turn it off. Edit->Preferences->Preview->Sound Files "Preview Sound Files: Never"
That's really a silly request, we usually reserve environmental variables for significant changes in functionality that can't be done at compile-time or to subvert other run-time procedures. It would...
Unfortunately, the desktop can still be the home dir (really, any dir), even with that setting set to false. That setting is really superfluous since Nautilus 2.20 or so, as we follow the Base...
What I meant is that people who have reported it have commonly had Intel video cards, but it's still probably a problem in the way we're using X somewhere (and there's still a chance it's a video...
We have no idea on this one, but we know that it's common to Intel hardware, so it's probably a bug in the way that we're using X somewhere down the line (else it's a driver bug and there's nothing...
Can't change it through Nautilus at all ;), it's a Nautilus-extension that file-roller supplies. And you can't change it there without recompiling the file-roller module from source.
But, OTOH if...
Seahorse does everything gnome-keyring-manager does, only better, and it does more on top of that (provides encryption/decryption inside of Nautilus through a plugin, as a limited example). This is...
We currently hardcode the string (in at least one location I'm aware of off the top of my head... since I was just working on that code...):
nautilus/src/file-manager/fm-desktop-icon-view:line...
It's a GVFS-SMB bug, and it's a known issue, and there's a patch you can try (it hasn't been verified by the author of that backend as he's currently on leave, though). It may solve your issues.
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From my understanding, this is just a problem with the metapackage. gnome-keyring-manager was removed from the desktop set in favor of seahorse, and apparently the metapackage is still listing...
Right click on the panel, select "Add to Panel...", scroll down to "Trash", and add it to the panel.
And ~/.local/share/Trash/(files,info) is the new Trash location, we're following the...
I don't have enough information to fix the problem, and requested it in my last post (which you seem to have reiterated). And giving a metaphor as to why abhorrent behavior should NOT, UNDER ANY...
What's special about "Windows Shares" vs "Ftp Shares" vs "SFTP Shares" vs...? Just how many bins do we need? Maybe I should add some code to network:// to show mounted network shares, dunno? Nautilus...
Just put them in ~/.fonts and rerun fc-cache. That's all the fonts:// backend used to do. We didn't feel the need to recode fonts and themes because they're not real backends anyways, they'll never...
You have now. Remember it, and remember it well. (Maybe I should fly it in my signature or something...) Nautilus was not designed to run as the root user, it does all kinds of I/O on all kinds of...
Should try restarting. I believe the HAL stuff for persistent mounts only updates on reboot/explicit restart of hald, but I'm not a HAL expert (and, quite frankly, I don't think anyone is these...
Yes, with a gconf key (/apps/nautilus/icon_view/thumbnail_size) but it won't help this particular issue. This is a bug in our thumbnailing code since 2.22, and it's a known issue. Normally, we don't...
Nautilus shouldn't be able to hang your whole computer like that under any circumstance... File a bug on Launchpad against Ubuntu and give explicit, detailed instructions of how to reproduce the...
Reasons like this are why I cannot profess enough:
Using Nautilus as Root is UNSUPPORTED, UNTESTED, AND DANGEROUS.
DO NOT RUN NAUTILUS AS ROOT, EVEN FOR "SIMPLE, HARMLESS TASKS".
(blinking red...
If nautilus is already running, you should kill it first (nautilus -q should be sufficient), then you can start debugging it.
And yes, you do need to reproduce the crash: The program will start....
Fixed ;).