Use gamin 0.1.5 with inotify, and just use the desktop for a while. The recent
Documents menu will go empty. Open a terminal, and 'touch .recently-used' the
menu will be re-filled. You can cause this to happen by doing this,

$ cp .recently-used .ff
$ rm .recently-used

check the menu, it's empty.

$ cp .ff .recently-used

check the menu, it's empty.

$ touch .recently-used

check the menu, it's back.

The problem is that when the application gets a CREATE event, it doesn't do
anything. The create event should be treated the same way as the CHANGED event.

This doesn't happen with gamin + dnotify, because it is racey and doesn't send
all the events. (IE, the file is deleted/created before gamin has a chance to
respond, so it thinks it's just been changed).