Issues with dolphin during file move process

[Muhammad asif]

I find a serious issues with dolphin as follows.

1) When I cut some files from a source directory and then I decided not to paste to any other directory. Meanwhile, system halt for some reason if I need to reboot the system. However, it seems dolphin already deleted the files from the source directory whether they are actually past to the destination directory or not.
In windows, I feel this action is handled in better. What happens there that until we do not past the files to the destination directory, the files from the source directory are not deleted.

2) Another issue is regarding the performance of the dolphin during opening the directory containing a large number of files. When I try to open such a directory, the dolphin halt the system until it show up the thumbnail of the files. For example, I have more than 110,000 images in a directory, I open the directory and I have to wait for a quite long time, for few minutes to respond the system. Meanwhile dolphin was showing the thumbnails of the images.
While, on the other hand, the windows also take some time to show the thumbnails (though considerably less than the dolphin) yet what differs is that the windows do not halt the system or that directory during this process. I can play with the directory.

Although the developers are quite busy but I hope these issues will grab their attention.

Thanks
asif

[James Cowgill (jcowgill)]

I assume you mean "dolphin" the file manager, not "dolphin-emu" the gamecube / wii emulator.

[Muhammad asif (nagnapk-x)]

Yes, by dolphin I mean file manager.
Sorry for inconvenience

On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 8:45 PM, James Cowgill <email address hidden> wrote:

> I assume you mean "dolphin" the file manager, not "dolphin-emu" the
> gamecube / wii emulator.
>
> ** Also affects: dolphin (Ubuntu)
> Importance: Undecided
> Status: New
>
> ** Changed in: dolphin-emu (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Invalid
>
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> Title:
> Issues with dolphin during file move process
>
> Status in dolphin package in Ubuntu:
> New
> Status in dolphin-emu package in Ubuntu:
> Invalid
>
> Bug description:
> I find a serious issues with dolphin as follows.
>
> 1) When I cut some files from a source directory and then I decided not
> to paste to any other directory. Meanwhile, system halt for some reason if
> I need to reboot the system. However, it seems dolphin already deleted the
> files from the source directory whether they are actually past to the
> destination directory or not.
> In windows, I feel this action is handled in better. What happens there
> that until we do not past the files to the destination directory, the files
> from the source directory are not deleted.
>
> 2) Another issue is regarding the performance of the dolphin during
> opening the directory containing a large number of files. When I try to
> open such a directory, the dolphin halt the system until it show up the
> thumbnail of the files. For example, I have more than 110,000 images in a
> directory, I open the directory and I have to wait for a quite long time,
> for few minutes to respond the system. Meanwhile dolphin was showing the
> thumbnails of the images.
> While, on the other hand, the windows also take some time to show the
> thumbnails (though considerably less than the dolphin) yet what differs is
> that the windows do not halt the system or that directory during this
> process. I can play with the directory.
>
> Although the developers are quite busy but I hope these issues will
> grab their attention.
>
> Thanks
> asif
>
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[Paul White (paulw2u)]

We are sorry that we do not always have the capacity to review all reported bugs in a timely manner. You reported this bug some time ago and there have been many changes in Ubuntu since that time.

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