Re: [Nautilus-list] Bugs(?) with nautilus-200010122100

[Ramiro Estrugo <ramiro eazel com>]

The best way to report these problems is to use our bug tracking system:

http://bugzilla.eazel.com/

It would be useful if you filed bugs for each specific issue below.  You
can also file bugs for the features you have patches for and someone
will look at them.

-re

Rocco Pinneri wrote:
> 
> I've found a few glitches (bugs perhaps) while using nautilus as compiled
> from source tarballs (200010122100).
> 
> 1. bonobo-text is very slow at loading text files (3 mins with a 1Mb file)
> 2. starting with --start-desktop, I get a desktop that captures focus
>    whenever the mouse enters it, rendering useless the "enter-only" focus
>    settings of sawfish (other wm call it sloppy-focus). I think that gmc
>    uses a different window for every icon to solve this problem
> 3. with bonobo-text, I can edit a text file, but changes do not get saved
> 4. while using bonobo-text, it is possible to use the zoom entries under
>    the view menu, but the component does not export the Zoomable
>    interface
> 5. if I try to use the search toolbar, when the window is narrower than
>    some (large) amount, the search interface does not get displayed, with
>    an arrow displayed in its place; clicking on the arrow leads to a crash
> 6. it takes 2 mins to open a new window (PII 233, 64Mb)
> 7. starting with --start-desktop, I've got once an icon leading to my
>    (mounted) cdrom, but the icon does not appear consistently (that is,
>    respawning nautilus made the icon disappear)
> 8. gradients do not get dithered
> 9. drag and drop does not give any visual clue on the number of icons
>    being dragged (only the icon of the first selected file gets dragged)
> 
> Is this an acceptable way to report bugs? Is there any better mean?
> 
> While trying to understand how to write a NautilusView component, I've
> written a simple text viewer. It is much faster than bonobo-text, and
> supports the Zoomable interface and drag'n'drop of colors and backgrounds.
> Is it worthwhile for me to post it? If so, where?
> 
> I'm writing a font viewer too, and I need help; I'd like to show a single
> letter rendered with the font in the icon of the font itself, much like
> the text preview inside text file icons. How do I do it? Browsing the
> source, I've not found a general way (an interface or something) to do it.
> 
> Many thanks, Rocco Pinneri <rocco pinneri tesoro it>
> 
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