Previously, when an image was selected as wallpaper it would
be copied unconditionally into the "Wallpapers" directory.
The image would be copied even if it was already in the "Wallpapers"
directory, resulting in copies of the image being created in
the same directory. This made it incovenient to potentially store
multiple backgrounds in the "Wallpapers" directory and switch
between them due to the fact that each wallpaper change would
result in the selected image being copied.
To avoid this, introduce a check, and only copy the image
if its parent is not the "Wallpapers" directory (as determined
by `g_file_equal()`).
For local files, `g_file_equal()` only compares the absolute
paths - at least at the moment. Comparing paths is not enough
to decide whether two entities are really the same in the presence
of e.g. bind mounts. However, such configuration is arguably a
very rare (if not non-existent). Nonetheless, users should not
experience any regressions even in that case since when
`g_file_equal()` returns a false negative, the old behaviour
applies.
Use `g_file_new_build_filename()` to create the file object
for the "Wallpapers" directory instead of the previously
used `g_file_new_for_path()` + `g_file_get_child()` in
`set_wallpaper_fallback()`.
Instead of manually calling `g_object_unref()` and `g_free()`,
use `g_auto{free,ptr}` to (mostly) do away with the need
of manually managing the resources.
Clicking the "Properties" option in the right-click menu during
a search causes Nautilus to crash since the Properties dialog
handles files and directories, not search-view-directories.
Lets disable the "Properties" option when in search view.
Fixes#1491
We already disable introspection, which is required by the vapi and
python3 options.
We don't really on either and this is breaking the CI.
(cherry picked from commit 46579d08b0b1183aa36544e0e949a6d42c53ce84)
Nautilus currently provides no indication that GNOME Settings allows
users to configure automatic emptying of the trash. This commit adds
a button to the trash bar which links to the corresponding configuration
panel in Settings, allowing users to configure autodelete.
Fixes: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/1790
Nautilus currently provides no indication that GNOME Settings allows
users to configure automatic emptying of the trash. This commit adds
a subtitle to the trash bar, informing users whether or not automatic
emptying is currently enabled.
Relates: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/1790
