Nautilus moves icons around when loading image thumbnails
Bug #387846 reported by
Ssebu
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #401840: View of files scrolls up when thumbnails are being created.
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Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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One Hundred Papercuts |
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Undecided
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nautilus (Ubuntu) |
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Low
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Ubuntu Desktop Bugs |
Bug Description
When I open up a folder in Nautilus that has a lot of pictures in it, it will take a while to load the pictures as thumbnail icons in the Nautilus grid view. However, as the pictures are being loaded, the icons change size, with the effect that icons move around. Because of this, it is almost impossible to click on an icon to open a file while the thumbnails are still loading.
summary: |
- Nautilus Image Preview Loading Moves Icons Around + Nautilus moves icons around when loading image thumbnails |
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Affects me too, since I first started using Ubuntu (7.10, and by then it was worse, it used to effectively lock up Nautilus, at least now it doesn't). It's pretty annoying. For example, if one wants to go to the end of the folder, it's just impossible since it takes several seconds for all the icons to load. It's specially noticeable by scrolling down to the end of the files just after opening the folder with lots of pictures. My sisters and brother (who aren't regular Ubuntu users) were totally annoyed by this. Windows Explorer (and KDE's Dolphin) perfecly handle this kind of situations. I think it can be fixable by loading first all the icons in a fixed-size cell grid and then loading the thumbnails. I'm glad to see this nominated for One Hundred Paper Cuts, and I hope it can be solved. I reported the bug on GNOME Bugzilla, but there's not have been a clear response.