> If so, what specific steps should we take to recreate this bug?
1. Take an application. Any application will do. Compile a simple "Hello World"- example if you don't have any.
2. Do something to make the application not to run. Such as remove its execution permissions or remove a package it depend on.
3. Double click the application on Nautilus in order to run it -> No error message is given!
4 Try to run the same application from the Terminal and a proper error message is given.
To fix this bug simply make Nautilus show error messages like the Terminal does.
> Is this reproducible?
Yes it is.
> If so, what specific steps should we take to recreate this bug?
1. Take an application. Any application will do. Compile a simple "Hello World"- example if you don't have any.
2. Do something to make the application not to run. Such as remove its execution permissions or remove a package it depend on.
3. Double click the application on Nautilus in order to run it -> No error message is given!
4 Try to run the same application from the Terminal and a proper error message is given.
To fix this bug simply make Nautilus show error messages like the Terminal does.
ps. brainstorm. ubuntu. com/idea/ 18989/ brainstorm. ubuntu. com/idea/ 14832/
There seems to be discussion about this bug in the Ubuntu brain storm:
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