Description of problem: If I set a picture as a wallpaper, a "Wallpapers" folder pops up inside the pictures folder, containing a copy of that picture. If I change my wallpaper, the new picture is also copied inside the folder and so on. Also if I set as a wallpaper a picture from inside the "Wallpapers" folder, the picture generates another copy of itself inside the folder. I consider this a bug. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Whenever I try it. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set a random picture as a wallpaper 2. Go in the newly created /Home/user/Pictures/Wallpapers directory 3. See the copy, or set it as a wallpaper. Actual results: A copy of the picture is created. Expected results: Nothing should have happened, except for the wallpaper change. Additional info:
Thanks for report, but filesystem package is definitely the right option. Please answer following : Which Window manager you use? (Gnome,KDE,...?) . Moving to the distribution, if you use gnome, probably correct component would be control-center (at least as starting point). Please reassign it there yourself if you confirm this.
I use Gnome.
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Still happens in Fedora 20. Upstream bug report here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=723042