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After today pacman -Syu, my archlinux machine has a strange issue. The first time I open a folder with thunar, it works alright, the second one I try it fails. I have to close thunar and open it again.
I've tried to use pcmanfm, and the problem is the same.
Thanks in advance.
Inteligencia militar son términos contradictorios (G. Marx).
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2 things to try first
1.Have you checked the permissions of the folders you are trying to open?
2. Open Thunar or PCmanfm with the terminal and paste output.
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Probably related to this:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=94272
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Yep, it seems to be a gtk2 new package problem.
Inteligencia militar son términos contradictorios (G. Marx).
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Ok, here's a little OT question, but just in spirit of not opening a new thread for it: wine and thunar... how to change the title in the status bar for certain files? I've installed something (m$ office) with wine which was in portuguese language (and i'm croatian ), and now when i focus on those files associated with office tools, i get "<somefilename><somesize kB> Assistente do Microsoft Word" title in status bar...
How to change that so it says it in english as I've installed an english version now?
Last edited by archman-cro (2010-04-13 21:10:33)
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Looks like someone already filed a bug report for this. In the short term, I found that switching to anything other than "detailed list view" makes Thunar work fine.
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Also, you can go into preferences and choose "Single Click" to open folders. That works as well.
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You could possibly find out more if you run thunar from the command line and read the output. Then again, if it is a registered bug, it should probably be fixed upstream
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You could possibly find out more if you run thunar from the command line and read the output. Then again, if it is a registered bug, it should probably be fixed upstream
The problem in question doesn't give you anything to go on, I've also been experiencing and tried that myself.
Mike
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