Public bug reported:
This is on Ubuntu Hardy.
This is what *should* happen (it works in symbol view in nautilus or at the
desktop):
* Create a file, "foo.txt".
* Drag it, then drop it to the same window while holding Ctrl (cursor changes
to copy cursor).
* A copy of the file, "foo (copy).txt" is created.
This is what happens in list view:
* The cursor changes to the copy cursor (plus sign) when Ctrl+dragging.
* When you drop the file to the same window, nothing happens.
* When you drop the file to the same folder open in another window, nothing
happens.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
This is on Ubuntu Hardy.
This is what *should* happen (it works in symbol view in nautilus or at the
desktop):
* Create a file, "foo.txt".
- * Drag&drop it while holding CTRL within the same window.
+ * Drag it, then drop it to the same window while holding Ctrl (cursor changes
to copy cursor).
* A copy of the file, "foo (copy).txt" is created.
This is what happens in list view:
- * The cursor changes to the copy cursor (plus sign) when CTRL+dragging.
+ * The cursor changes to the copy cursor (plus sign) when Ctrl+dragging.
* When you drop the file to the same window, nothing happens.
* When you drop the file to the same folder open in another window, nothing
happens.
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ctrl+drag&drop file duplication does not work in list view
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/261108
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