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[Bug 838731] Re: Launcher - The Nautilus and USB drive icons in the Launcher should be valid drop targets for all types of files and folders
This bug was fixed in the package unity - 7.1.2+13.10.20131011-0ubuntu1
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unity (7.1.2+13.10.20131011-0ubuntu1) saucy; urgency=low
[ Stephen M. Webb ]
* bump upstream version to 7.1.2
[ Brandon Schaefer ]
* Remove the ibus workaround, as im-config has been updated to use
'auto' as its default choice. This means ibus-daemon will start up
correctly now.
[ Andrea Azzarone ]
* Fix rendering of italic text in StaticCairoText. (LP: #1190275)
[ Marco Trevisan (Treviño) ]
* Volume: remove FileManager instance, handle opened status in
VolumeLauncherIcon. (LP: #1236468)
* VolumeLauncherIcon: copy files to device on DnD Use filemanager to
perform the copy action. If needed, delay the procedure until we
don't have the volume mounted (using a magic utility function to
share the code). (LP: #838731)
* LauncherIcon: Add monitor parameter to GetTipPosition. (LP:
#1236631)
* AP, TestSpread: assertWindowIsNotScaled may fail when getting the
Xid. (LP: #1236872)
* ApplicationLauncherIcon: remove the icon when setting a null
application. (LP: #1237161)
* SourceManager: add RemoveAll public method.
* ApplicationLauncherIcon: don't unset the app if the icon has been
already removed In this case the app is unset when removed, doing it
twice causes the app->seen flag to be reset and this breaks the
assumtions of the LauncherController, making it to recreate a new
app for the same BamfApplication. (LP: #1237182)
[ Ubuntu daily release ]
* Automatic snapshot from revision 3565
-- Ubuntu daily release <ps-jenkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Fri, 11 Oct 2013 06:17:18 +0000
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/838731
Title:
Launcher - The Nautilus and USB drive icons in the Launcher should be
valid drop targets for all types of files and folders
Status in Ayatana Design:
Fix Committed
Status in Unity:
Fix Released
Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Bug description:
The Nautilus and USB drive icons in the Launcher should be valid drop
targets for all types of files and folders
When a user starts dragging a file or folder, Launcher icons that are
valid drop targets are highlighted by means of all the other Launcher
icons dimming. However HOME and USB drive launcher icons do not
currently remain illuminated even though they should be valid drop
targets for all files and folders.
Desired solution:
- HOME and USB drive icons (and any other icons that represent storage devices) in the Launcher should remain illuminated when a user starts performing a file or folder drag action.
- The exception to the above statement is when the drag originates
from a Nautilus window. In this case the originating Launcher icon
should not be highlighted, e.g. when dragging a file from a USB drive,
the USB drive the file is being dragged from should not illuminate.
- Dropping a file or folder on to a HOME and USB drive icon should
copy that file or folder to the directory that is currently in focus.
For example, if no HOME window is currently open, dropping a file on
to the HOME icon should copy that file into the /home/[User]/
directory. However if Nautilus has been opened by clicking on the
HOME Launcher icon and is currently displaying the /Pictures/
directory, dropping the file on to the HOME launcher icon should copy
the file to the /Pictures/ directory.
- If multiple Nautilus windows have been opened by clicking on a
single Launcher entry (e.g. by middle clicking several times on the
HOME icon), droping a file on to the Launcher entry (e.g. HOME icon)
copies the file to the most recently focused of these windows.
- In line with the standard Launcher drag and drop behavour, if there
multiple windows have been opened from a single storage icon (e.g.
HOME), holding the file over the Launcher icon should trigger a
spread. This enables the user to then choose which window they would
like to copy the file into.
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