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It's gone in GTK4. Anything we are doing on ::destroy can be done on ::dispose(). Extra care must be taken, however, because GObject.dispose() may be run multiple times. Also, while we are at it, move some object unreferencing from .finalize() to .dispose(), which is where we should do it. |
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nautilus
This is the project of the Files app, a file browser for
GNOME, internally known by its historical name nautilus.
Supported version
Only latest version of Files as provided upstream is supported. Try out the Flatpak nightly installation before filling issues to ensure the installation is reproducible and doesn't have downstream changes on it. In case you cannot reproduce in the nightly installation, don't hesitate to file an issue in your distribution. This is to ensure the issue is well triaged and reaches the proper people.
Hacking on nautilus
To build the development version of the Files app and hack on the code see the general guide for building GNOME apps with Flatpak and GNOME Builder.
Runtime dependencies
- Bubblewrap installed. Used for security reasons.
- Tracker (including tracker-miners) properly set up and with all features enabled. Used for fast search and metadata extraction, starred files and batch renaming.
Discourse
For more informal discussion we use GNOME Discourse in the Applications category with the nautilus tag. Feel free to open a topic there.
How to report issues
Report issues to the GNOME issue tracking system.