This morning I did a fresh install of testing amd64 to a new hard drive in an effort to move to Debian from Ubuntu. This is actually my second time around; the first time was a month ago. Unfortunately I managed to mess up my window manager and after several days could not get it fixed. I needed the computer for other things, so I put the old hard disk with Jaunty back in and decided to reinstall from scratch later.
That later is now. However, the first time around I discovered that Nautilus was messed up. If you click on Preferences it will crash. You can't create bookmarks either. At the time of my first installation I queried here and some kind soul informed me that it was a bug and that the only solution was to wait for a the new version. OK, fine, but it's really annoying. I understand this is testing and bugs are to be expected. What I'd like to find out is what is the progress on the new version that will supposedly fix the problems. Or maybe I can install a release candidate of the new version. Or install an older version that at least works. Unfortunately I seem to have deleted the e-mails from a month ago where I asked about it. Can someone steer me to the place where bugs are logged for Debian? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
