Public bug reported:
OS: Hardy Heron AMD64
Hardware: AMD 4200+ X2, A8N SLI Premium, 2 GB Corsair, 74GB WD Raptor, 250GB WD
Caviar, Audigy 2, Linksys WPG54.
Probably related to the Nautilus Program, Gnome-Terminal and the new
Gnome files system.
- Copy about 100 data files to a new directory under home in Nautilus I took
for about 500 mb.
- Open a terminal in the same directory.
- Type a "ls" command in the terminal, should show these 100 files.
- Now use Nautilus to delete about 96 files.
- Type the "ls" command in the terminal straight afterwards.
It will still show the 100 files instead of the remaining 4. It takes about 30
seconds to 1 minute before the terminal figures out the files are not there
anymore.
I actually don't know if I am still able to reach the files in that period. A
"cat" command says the files are not found, so I guess not.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hardy: Gnome-Terminal shows files already deleted by Nautilus
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224156
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