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[Fabio Marconi <fabiomarconi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I can't reproduce this on wily, it works great.
Focused windows once hidden are reshow once nautilus icon is clicked.
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug.  We have tried to recreate this on the latest release of Ubuntu and cannot reproduce it.  This bug is being marked as Invalid.  If you believe the problem to still exist in the latest version of Ubuntu please comment on why that is the case and change the bug status to NEW.


** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => Invalid

** Changed in: unity
       Status: New => Invalid

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Title:
  Clicking the nautilus icon for focusing a window of an external device
  opens a new window instead

Status in Nautilus:
  New
Status in Unity:
  Invalid
Status in unity package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  The Launcher icon for Nautilus (whether clicking on the icon or using
  the shortcut 'Super+1') does not work properly in Ubuntu 14.04 when an
  external Device is attached to the computer [i.e., when an item
  appears under the "Devices" heading in Nautilus' Sidebar (e.g., USB
  drive).]

  With all applications except Nautilus, clicking a Launcher icon results in this behavior: 
  1) if the application is not open, the application is opened. 
  2) if the application is opened, focus is given to the already opened window. 

  Yet Nautilus does NOT behave this way when an external device is
  attached to the computer and Nautilus is viewing the contents of that
  device. For example, if a USB thumb drive is attached to the computer
  and user is viewing the contents, pressing Super+1 (or clicking the
  Nautilus icon) to bring focus to an already opened Nautilus window
  results in a new window being opened so there are a total of 2
  Nautilus windows.

  Some side-effects of this include making it IMPOSSIBLE to close the
  Nautilus application by clicking the X in the upper left corner of the
  window unless the user makes use of Alt+Tab to get to the already
  opened Nautilus window. To illustrate this, do the following:

  1) Attach a USB thumb drive to the computer. (I have "Never start
  programs on media insertion" enabled so no windows automatically open
  on my computer).

  2) To access the USB drive I just attached, I open Nautilus by
  clicking the icon in the Launcher. My HOME folder opens. I click on
  the USB device (that lists under DEVICES in Nautilus' Sidebar) to see
  what is on the USB drive.

  3) I open Firefox by clicking on the Firefox icon in the Launcher.

  4) I want to return to the Nautilus window I previously opened, so I
  click on the Nautilus icon in the Launcher. A NEW NAUTILUS WINDOW
  OPENS. The correct behavior here is for Ubuntu to give focus to the
  already opened Nautilus window.

  5) If I then click the X in the upper left corner of the window to
  close nautilus, the window closes but Nautilus is still open. If I
  click the Nautilus icon to give focus to the open Nautilus Window, IT
  OPENS A NEW NAUTILUS WINDOW. Clicking the X in this window puts me
  back where I started.

  A second window of an application should only be opened 1) if user
  right-clicks the Launcher icon and selects "Open a New Window" or 2)
  if user makes use of the Super+Shift+# shortcut. New windows should
  NOT be opened from standard left-clicks on the icon.

  I am reporting this bug on a fully up to date version of Ubuntu 14.04.

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