GNOME 50.2 arriva con miglioramenti per registrazione schermo, Wayland, gestione file e accessibilità, rendendo il desktop Linux ancora più stabile ed efficiente. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #Wayland #Nautilus
GNOME 50.2 arriva con miglioramenti per registrazione schermo, Wayland, gestione file e accessibilità, rendendo il desktop Linux ancora più stabile ed efficiente. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #Wayland #Nautilus
Does anyone know if it is possible to define a system-wide alternative #terminal as the default with #gnome 50.2?
My Settings app does not sport a Terminal category at Apps > Default Apps and neither `xdg-mime default …` nor `gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal …` make pressing Ctrl+. in #nautilus open the terminal of my choice.
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Earlier this morning, I was annoyed that I could not drag and drop files from a remote SSH server in Nautilus to Google Drive in Chromium... Instead, I would have to drag and drop the files from the SSH server to a local directory, and then drag and drop the files from that local directory to Google Drive.
While complaining about this on IRC to my friends, I realized that the most likely issue was that Chromium is a Flatpak and thus does not have the appropriate permissions to read the files directly from the SSH mount.
After some searching, I found this comment on on the Flathub GitHub:
https://github.com/flathub/org.freecadweb.FreeCAD/issues/22#issuecomment-622644735
Basically, I can give applications filesystem access to "xdg-run/gvfs" and talk access to "org.gtk.vfs". To do so, I used FlatSeal as shown below.
With these settings in place, I can now drag and drop from a remote SSH server in Nautilus to Google Drive in Chromium directly!
Ubuntu 26.04 - After copying a file, nautilus selects all files in the folder #nautilus #2604
the nautilus gadget
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on things in your present life: https://aieris.art/featured/the-nautilus-gadget-eris-and-ai.html