Open newerit opened 2 years ago
you can help me .... desktop-folder not running in my eos6
flavio@ntb:~$ com.github.spheras.desktopfolder
(com.github.spheras.desktopfolder:3239): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: 17:27:02.845: Settings schema 'io.elementary.files.preferences' does not contain a key named 'single-click' Trace/breakpoint trap
@ newerit you have to compile desktopfolder, modifying the sources as specified in the pull request above. i had to install with sudo apt install libgranite-dev
because the dependency was missing.
@ newerit you have to compile desktopfolder, modifying the sources as specified in the pull request above. i had to install with
sudo apt install libgranite-dev
because the dependency was missing.
In case someone needs it, I've built a .deb for my personal use implementing @friberk 's commit #328. I'm not a developer, just an amateur, I might have done something wrong, but it works on my eOS setup. desktopfolder_1.1.3-1_amd64.zip It's a .deb file but Github doesn't allow uploading them, so you have to rename it back to .deb after downloading.
In case someone needs it, I've built a .deb for my personal use implementing @friberk 's commit #328. I'm not a developer, just an amateur, I might have done something wrong, but it works on my eOS setup. desktopfolder_1.1.3-1_amd64.zip It's a .deb file but Github doesn't allow uploading them, so you have to rename it back to .deb after downloading.
dude you're the fucking man. absolute life saver. works perfectly on my eos6 too. much love. hope whatever got changed gets merged into the master one day
just checked the original author's profile and it seems to be abandoned
I guess someone needs to fork this repo, merge the pull mentioned above and upload release to AppCenter. I wanted to suggest it to @friberk but he disabled issues for some reason.....
just checked the original author's profile and it seems to be abandoned
I guess someone needs to fork this repo, merge the pull mentioned above and upload release to AppCenter. I wanted to suggest it to @friberk but he disabled issues for some reason.....
GitHub disables the issues section in forked repositories by default. I reactivated it, thanks for the reminder.
I really want to continue work with the project at my fork, but this can be only possible during the semester or summer holidays, as I put my full focus on my Computer Science major in the remaining time.
Therefore, until then, you can always open an issue in my repo or in the current repo and specify the features you want to see in desktopfolder, and I will see what can I do with them.