As the topic suggests .. nautilus will not search. Just nothing. Anyone else?
i get that issue since a few weeks (months) now; i suppose its one more feature removed (that new gnome way to get less maintenance) i've simply added (add to panel) the search applet; which works fine. (gnome-classic, aka fallback)
Last edited by dino99; March 11th, 2013 at 06:12 PM.
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Originally Posted by dino99 i get that issue since a few weeks (months) now; i suppose its one more feature removed (that new gnome way to get less maintenance) i've simply added (add to panel) the search applet; which works fine. (gnome-classic, aka fallback) What search applet ?
Originally Posted by ventrical What search applet ? For a unity session you could install Code: sudo apt-get install gnome-search-tool While awaiting some resolution
sudo apt-get install gnome-search-tool
Last edited by mc4man; March 15th, 2013 at 02:13 AM.
Originally Posted by mc4man For a unity session you could install sudo apt-get install gnome-search-tool While awaiting some resolution Thank you very much mac4man. I had also seen your other research on this matter and thank you for keeping all of us apprised of the various situations with nautilus and all the other multifaceted research that you do here in the forums , which without, would be be extremely difficult for a lot of us to get a handle on many of the difficulties that ubuntu-beta-testings presents us with. Regards, Ventrical
The Unity Dash search works well for me BTW
Alan Saddleworth, Manchester (UK).
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 /
Originally Posted by dino99 i get that issue since a few weeks (months) now; i suppose its one more feature removed (that new gnome way to get less maintenance) i've simply added (add to panel) the search applet; which works fine. (gnome-classic, aka fallback) aww mann .. this is just so frustrating...
recursive search, (which works well), was added back to nautilus shortly after 3.6.x release, has not been patched into current 13.04 nautilus nor has 13.04 moved (yet?) to use nautilus-3.7/8 where it's long fixed. There is a request to do so (3.7/8), - current status no review yet (see no reason why 13.04 can't go to 3.8, with or without gtk upgrade https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...s/+bug/1077415
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