Under 17.04 with GNOME Shell 3.24, the bug seems to have been fixed.
File search works as expected and does not create duplicate entries;
moving a file around to arbitrary places in my Home with recursive
searching enabled, the Shell search immediately finds it when I search
by filename from the Ov
It's not a patch - those are shell commands. Drop them straight into the
terminal, authenticate, and it'll rename the files and fix the problem.
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Under Gnome Shell with the screenlock disabled, this behavior is highly
irritating, because the Gnome session menu follows my settings and does
not lock the screen, but using the power button does lock the screen. I
don't have much of a "use case" for a screen lock for a machine sitting
safely in m
Under a fresh install using Gnome Shell, I experience the same problem
with the text field never clearing and Backspace navigating backwards in
icon view. It's a severe usability regression. I'm looking forward to
the fix, whether it's upstream or here. Should be noted that the
backspace issue is o
I can confirm this as well. Notably, I'm using Compiz, not Metacity. If
the Gnome Panel is present on the lower of the two screens, it does not
reserve a space for itself, and maximized windows fill the space behind
it, meaning that the title bar is occluded by the panel.
Ubuntu 10.10 (i386)
comp
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Nautilus 2.30.1-0ubuntu1.1, Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx.
The information pane in Nautilus doesn't include the total contents size
of a folder, instead reporting only the number of items (same as the
status bar.) I don't understand why this is the ca
An odd observation - I removed a seemingly rather buggy little package
called ledcontrol, which allows for cosmetic uses for the keyboard LEDs,
and a couple of virtual keyboard apps (klavier and something I don't
recall) and this problem went away. The bug was consistently repeatable
for me until I
