Public bug reported:
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/33210
Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
I have my trash on a separate file system from my desktop. When I
select an icon on the desktop and try to delete it with the delete key,
I get an error msg about "not on the same filesystem" and am asked if I
want to continue. The options presented are Cancel and Retry. If I
delete the file by dragging it to the wastebasket, it is all fine.
So,
- as a minor issue, if in fact moving files across file systems is
something that users shouldn't be able to do implicitly, this should
probably be a warning, not an error (I'm filing a related bug on the
question of whether this can be an implicit action)
- more importantly, it asks if I would like to continue. Suppose I do
want to continue. The best I can do is select Retry, which tries to do
the same thing and generates the same error message. If I acknowledge
the error message and explicitly say I want to continue, it should allow
the operation to continue, but currently does not
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