Description of problem: devkit-disks-bash-completion.sh breaks tab-completion in bash. Removing the file restores normal behaviour. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): DeviceKit-disks-009-3.fc12.i686 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. type "ls /var/log/mess" and it TAB twice in a bash shell 2. see the line being messed up Additional info: Removing the file from /etc/profile.d restores normal behaviour (upon relogging, for example) In any case, device-kit should *not* activate non-default bash completion without an explicit action by the user. And that file should go in /etc/bash_completion.d... I marked this as High priority because it renders the shell mostly unusuable :P
This bug doesn't happen for me and it's the first I ever heard of it - so I think it may be a problem with your system or some other component?
This is an essentially vanilla, updated F12 setup,. As I said, removing the script fixes the problem, putting it back reinstates it. I can provide any information you want.
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I am pretty sure all of the bugs I've reported on Fedora were closed by EOLing... I wonder if there is any point to it.