On an up-to-date Feisty
Always reproducible, here are the steps:
1) Open nautilus,
2) Type CTRL-Z,
3) nautilus closes immediately.
Running it under gdb does not help, just says "Program exited normally."
When running it from a terminal, "echo $?" says "0".
So I can't give much logs, I hope you guys can reproduce it at home.
In case this is a feature, I think it is not a good idea, CTRL-Z is usually to cancel file operations, just like in Gedit, Konqueror or earlier Nautilus.
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Here are some other steps that I have been thinking are the source of the problem, but after all it seems to be unrelated, keeping it just in case, but it is probably useless:
1) Open nautilus,
2) Select a file with your mouse,
3) Type CTRL-C to copy it,
4) Type CTRL-V to paste it,
5) Type CTRL-Z to cancel,
6) nautilus closes immediately.
Binary package hint: nautilus
On an up-to-date Feisty
Always reproducible, here are the steps:
1) Open nautilus,
2) Type CTRL-Z,
3) nautilus closes immediately.
Running it under gdb does not help, just says "Program exited normally."
When running it from a terminal, "echo $?" says "0".
So I can't give much logs, I hope you guys can reproduce it at home.
In case this is a feature, I think it is not a good idea, CTRL-Z is usually to cancel file operations, just like in Gedit, Konqueror or earlier Nautilus.
---
Here are some other steps that I have been thinking are the source of the problem, but after all it seems to be unrelated, keeping it just in case, but it is probably useless:
1) Open nautilus,
2) Select a file with your mouse,
3) Type CTRL-C to copy it,
4) Type CTRL-V to paste it,
5) Type CTRL-Z to cancel,
6) nautilus closes immediately.