GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 599969
File Chooser doesn't show XDG_VIDEOS_DIR if i set fstab to have it on a separate hard drive
Last modified: 2018-04-15 00:33:46 UTC
I have 2 hard drives i use my 2nd to store videos Actually i've added that line to my fstab file : /dev/sdb1 /home/username/Vidéos ext4 errors=remount-ro,noatime 0 2 (i'm french and my XDG_VIDEOS_DIR is named "Vidéos") I can see the video folder within Nautilus (in Places panel) but i can't see it within GTKFileChooser Bug initially reported on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/462761 (Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic/GNOME 2.28.1)
To complete my intial report, i'ld like to add that the XDG_VIDEOS_DIR is displayed in the GNOME Panel Menubar (Places) but not under the XDG_VIDEOS_DIR name see screenshot attached To sum up things Videos is shown in Nautilus sidebar videos is shown in GNOME Panel Menubar but under the name of the hard drive instead of Videos Videos is not shown in FileChosser sidebar
Created attachment 170378 [details] screenshot of both Gnome main Menubar, Nautilus & FileChooser
Do you you have that "stockage" in your ~/.gtk-bookmarks? The file chooser tries to avoid displaying duplicate entries in the shortcuts list. If that item is shown as a volume, then it won't be shown duplicated in your bookmarks. Maybe we should show it in both places to avoid confusion...
Here is my ~/.gtk-bookmarks has file:///home/tb/Documents file:///home/tb/Musique file:///home/tb/Images file:///home/tb/Vid%C3%A9os file:///home/tb/T%C3%A9l%C3%A9chargements There is "Vidéos" and no "stockage"
If this was working correctly in Nautilus then the new shared GtkPlacesSidebar thats avaliable from 3.9.0+ will probably fix this bug (the code is based on Nautilus code). Can you test/confirm? See bug 650363
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