It's a dead option since commit b80390d0c4
Hide it and drop it form the man page.
While we are at it, rearrange the code to group dead options together,
and elaborate on the code comment. Also, drop their descriptions, which
are useless for hidden options and may be wasting translators time.
Changing permission for *Enclosed Files* also changes current folder
(container) directory permissions.
This change skips the container directory and changes only the permissions
of the contents to match the UI text.
Closes#810
when a file type, for which no handler application is installed,
is opened, a dialog box pops up, which is not modal. This commit
makes the dialog box modal.
Closes#646
Pad thumbnails with transparency such that the resulting image is
square. This ensures that the pixmap has room for emblems even when the
image has an extreme aspect ratio.
Closes#912
The process of copying an URL to open in the browser, then saving it
with the propper name, and then figuring out how to install it is
cumbersome and hard to explain in short instructions.
So, just provide a terminal command that does the job.
Also, move this section to the top, so that the person filing the issue
is invited to test the Nightly before they invest time writing the
steps to reproduce.
Closes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/issues/621
nautilus-autorun-software is the default "x-content/unix-software"
handler for GNOME desktop. So it is not just internal tool and thus
it should have a man page. Let's add a simple man page for it.
It resolves the following downstream bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1725766
Files is name which is used in the About dialog, the in Desktop file
and on the website, thus we should use it also in the AppData file as other
projects do.
This fixes the following downstream bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1725120