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Description of problem: Name field is clicked to sort by name but its not sorted. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Nautilus 2.32.2.1 How reproducible: I mounted a USB stick that contained a hidden subdirectory. Displaying that subdirectory and clicking on the name field to sort by name does nothing. Under some circumstances (can't reproduce it on demand though) the directory display changes when the name filed is clicked, but the contents isn't sorted by name. Clicking the name field again reverses the unsorted contents exactly. This shows it IS sorting on something, but its not the name field. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: See attached images. Note arrow in name field. Expected results: Additional info:
Created attachment 524790 [details] Changed sort order Changed sort order
Created attachment 524791 [details] Sort by date modified Closed and reopened Nautilus, drilled down to hidden directory. Shows sort by modify date. Next images show attempt to sort by name that fails, leaving sort order by modify date.
Created attachment 524794 [details] Sort by name This shows the sort by name field triggered but the sort is still by modify date.
Created attachment 524795 [details] sort by name reversed Shows reversed name sort and still sorted by m date.
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