nautilus-script-* scripts not enabled upon installation
Bug #31776 reported by
Matt Galvin
This bug affects 1 person
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nautilus-script-manager (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
The various nautilus-script-* scripts should be enabled upon installation. Since these are scripts to bring command line functionality up to the GUI, a user should not be expected to have to go to the command line to figure out how to get these tools to work. Esspecialy b/c in this case the user may not know to look for nautilus-
IIRC these scrips use zenity... since a nautilus restart is require for the enabled scripts to be used, maybe a simple zenity --notification would be a nice way to tell the user to log out and back in again to enable the functionality.
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The reason why I wrote nautilus- script- manager, is that we don't have a global nautilus scripts directory and installation to a user's home directory is not possible. This could be fixed by simple patching some stuff into nautilus before feature freeze, but my gnome and gtk2 knowledge is very limited..