Closed rtheodoro closed 3 years ago
I'm transferring this issue because desktop icons are handled by their own extension, not the Pop Shell extension. Pop Shell handles window tiling.
I am not able to reproduce this issue (if I place a .csv on my desktop, it opens with LibreOffice Calc by default, but I can also click "Open With Other Application" and open it with Gedit, for example.)
I just realized that "Configuration" (Configurações, in Portuguese) doesn't open too.
Where can I report?
That's interesting. The English version says "Settings", not "Configuration". After changing the system's language to Portuguese (Brazil) and restarting the session, I'm still seeing the labels in English for some reason, even though there is a Portuguese (BR) translation file present: https://github.com/pop-os/desktop-icons-ng/blob/master/po/pt_BR.po
After installing the upstream version locally from extensions.gnome.org, the translation works. I see the "Configurações" item in the right-click menu, and that works, along with "Abrir com outro aplicativo" ("Open With Other Application").
If you create a new user account (Settings -> Users) then log out of your normal account and into the new account, do those menu items work? Please check before and after changing the language in the new account, if you can.
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Thanks!
This problem was solved here, in another problem: https://github.com/pop-os/gnome-control-center/issues/130
I just put sudo ldconfig
, updated everything and rebooted my system.
Every time I try to use another application to open a file on my Desktop, nothing happens.
To reproduce: Place a file in Desktop (.csv, for example). By default the .csv is opened with Text Editor. If I click with the mouse right button, and select "open with another application", nothing happens.