I understand very well a transient bug, or as in this case one apparently affecting only a specific system, is very difficult or impossible to address. I'll try to explore the envelope to see if I can associate it with anything more definitive or enlightening.
At this point the problem seems solid on this system in that it _always_ occurs with some directories, perhaps most of them. Since I see it as excessive delay in opening it may occur on all, just be imperceptible on some As I said, I'll kick it around a bit and see if I can spot anything more useful. This box seems to have other issues wrt Linux/Ubuntu/Gnome. Ubuntu has never thought it 'Suspended' correctly, but the hardware sure acts like it does, or maybe it's more like 'Hibernate', though trying that option was such a disaster I removed it from the menu. And this morning it seems to have woken from (attempted?) 'Suspend' with audio not working. (There are other issues with some apps. but they don't seem particularly relevant, or anyway important to me.) Sebastien Bacher wrote: > the bug without extra details is of no real use, it requires at least a > description of scenario which trigger the issue, you seem to be the only > one to get the bug and to have it randomly, could you try to figure if > the issue is specific to a directory, some files, list or icon view, a > zoom level, etc? > > -- nautilus excessive cpu and delay opening directories https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364838 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Desktop Bugs, which is a bug assignee. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
