The upstream issue was closed on 2021-06-18 as "RESOLVED OBSOLETE"
with no action being taken for over 10 years.
Any fixes to this issue should be made upstream so not an issue
for Ubuntu developers to fix.
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/692432
Title:
reload in nautilus temporarily blanks file list
Status in One Hundred Papercuts:
Won't Fix
Status in Nautilus:
New
Status in nautilus package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Open a windows in Nautilus
Hit F5 or View/Reload
The current list of files goes blank then reloads completely
This is annoying for me mainly in this scenario: I would like to use a
file manager to monitor file sizes from multiple downloads. When I
refresh, it should be easy to see if the file size has changed or not.
However in nautilus, because the entire screen blanks out and then
reappears, it's difficult to see if there has been a change in file
size, *especially* if there are several files that changed in size. If
you can't visualize how difficult it is to see if multiple files have
changed, try setting up multiple file downloads, pointing nautilus at
the download directory and hitting F5 to try and see if any of them
have changed in file size - the "reload everything" makes it quite
difficult. Compare this to doing an "ls -la" in a console window which
is nearly instantaneous and you'll see what I mean.
If the reload functionality could simply refresh each of the details
for each file rather than reloading the whole screen from scratch then
it would not "flash" and it would be a lot easier to track file size
(or other attribute changes).
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