Description of problem: In my start-here window I get different icons, sometimes with different text that lead to the same target. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): redhat-menus-0.38-1 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. open start-here nautilus window Actual results: Two different icons for system-settings:/// both labeled "Systemeinstellungen" (I use the german locale) Two different icons for preferences:/// Labeled "Präferenzen" and "Vorlieben" "Programme" leads to programs:///, but I get an error message that this is an invalid location. Same with "Favoriten" and favorites:/// Also I get the Start-here icon "Hier Starten" from the desktop in the start-here window itself again. If I click on it I get the msg that system-settings:///.directory.rpmsave can not be displayed. I have this problem in the other folders, too. E.g. ther is an unhandeled icon for system-settings:///.directory in system-settings:/// and so on. Another item: Are those three / really necessary? Ever thought about a solution without this crazy URL?? I can not use that address/protocol in Mozilla, so it's confusing for Joe User. Expected results: only the right icons Additional info: see attached screenshot
Created attachment 93746 [details] nautilus screenshot
Try deleting all the .rpmsave files, maybe you edited or otherwise modified the old .directory/.desktop files, and then rpm felt the need to create .rpmsave copies of old broken files.
I did a rm /etc/X11/starthere/*.rpmsave and I deleted /etc/X11/serverconfig/.directory.rpmsave /etc/X11/starthere/.directory.rpmsave /etc/X11/sysconfig/.directory.rpmsave But I still have a .directory file that is displayed in preferences:/// Where I can I find it and is it save to delete it?
Maybe /usr/share/desktop-menu-files? Not sure offhand. Any .rpmsave should be safe to delete.
There are no .rpmsave files. Only .directory files. And the error msg on double click complains about a .directory file, not a .directory.rpmsave file. See screenshot.
Created attachment 93774 [details] shows problem inside system-settings:///
We don't expose system-settings:/// and start-here:/// anymore