This is a big issue for desktop users, I almost rolled back immediately.
I'll still be rolling back due to other bugs I've found since Friday, but in the meantime I did find a slightly better way of working around the issue for 20.04 which I had posted in my bug post. I'll repost it here:
In /usr/share/gnome-shell/modes/ there is a json file ubuntu.json. It has a list of enabled extensions one of which is the desktop-icons extension. It looks like this:
Editing ubuntu.json and removing the entry and extra comma for desktop-icons, disables the extension from a single point. After that working around the issue using nemo provides desktop icons, delete hotkeys, and drag/drop functionality that was previously non-functional.
I didn't realize my bug was a duplicate (https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 1875125).
This is a big issue for desktop users, I almost rolled back immediately.
I'll still be rolling back due to other bugs I've found since Friday, but in the meantime I did find a slightly better way of working around the issue for 20.04 which I had posted in my bug post. I'll repost it here:
In /usr/share/ gnome-shell/ modes/ there is a json file ubuntu.json. It has a list of enabled extensions one of which is the desktop-icons extension. It looks like this:
{ Name": "Yaru/gnome- shell.css" , rceName" : "theme/ Yaru/gnome- shell-theme. gresource" , crashes- all"], ensions" : ["<email address hidden>", "<email address hidden>", "desktop- icons@csoriano" ]
"parentMode": "user",
"stylesheet
"themeResou
"debugFlags": ["backtrace-
"enabledExt
}
Editing ubuntu.json and removing the entry and extra comma for desktop-icons, disables the extension from a single point. After that working around the issue using nemo provides desktop icons, delete hotkeys, and drag/drop functionality that was previously non-functional.