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Brings back the Backspace shortcut to Nautilus
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Works perfec from fedora 31-36 #9

Open jesusferm opened 2 years ago

jesusferm commented 2 years ago

Hi. Thanks for this code.

I have been using this feature since fedora 23, however, I tested it a few days ago in fedora 37, and it no longer works as before. I know you probably developed this code in your spare time, and it is not mandatory to do so, thank you again for that. But I would like to know if you have any intention to make a version of the code to work with fedora 37.

I've been checking and now it's not called nautilus anymore, it's called files, I've been testing the code trial and error, but I haven't succeeded.

Thank you very much.

riclc commented 2 years ago

Hello!

Thanks for the message! :)

I am using Nautilus / Files 3.36 and the Backspace key just works (but I do not remember if I did something for this to work).

I think in modern Nautilus the Backspace key already works. Could you please confirm? (and which version of Nautilus are you using right now?)

Em qua., 21 de set. de 2022 às 23:13, Fernando Merino < @.***> escreveu:

Hi. Thanks for this code.

I have been using this feature since fedora 23, however, I tested it a few days ago in fedora 37, and it no longer works as before. I know you probably developed this code in your spare time, and it is not mandatory to do so, thank you again for that. But I would like to know if you have any intention to make a version of the code to work with fedora 37.

I've been checking and now it's not called nautilus anymore, it's called files, I've been testing the code trial and error, but I haven't succeeded.

Thank you very much.

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jesusferm commented 2 years ago

Hi. Thank you for replying. The version I'm using just says Files 42.1, on fedora 36. However, I tried the beta version of fedora 37, I did the script command process, and it no longer works.

Thank you.

juanmah commented 2 years ago

I just installed gnome 3.43 in Arch Linux (Files 43.0), and backspace stopped working.

jesusferm commented 2 years ago

I created a new version for nautilus 43 for fedora 37, but i don't sure work for arch, you can try, and change name package dependencies for test this is https://github.com/jesusferm/Nautilus-43-BackSpace

juanmah commented 2 years ago

I tried and it worked in arch.

Nice work Fernando!

Iss-in commented 2 years ago

I created a new version for nautilus 43 for fedora 37, but i don't sure work for arch, you can try, and change name package dependencies for test this is https://github.com/jesusferm/Nautilus-43-BackSpace

thanks a lot, latest nautilus gtk4 broke the riclc code

ionutbortis commented 11 months ago

I created a new version for nautilus 43 for fedora 37, but i don't sure work for arch, you can try, and change name package dependencies for test this is https://github.com/jesusferm/Nautilus-43-BackSpace

Awesome, works fine on Fedora 39!

On my side I only needed to install the nautilus-python package:

sudo dnf install nautilus-python

Thanks!

jesusferm commented 11 months ago

I created a new version for nautilus 43 for fedora 37, but i don't sure work for arch, you can try, and change name package dependencies for test this is https://github.com/jesusferm/Nautilus-43-BackSpace

Awesome, works fine on Fedora 39!

On my side I only needed to install the nautilus-python package:

sudo dnf install nautilus-python

Thanks!

Yeap, this package include on requirements