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ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata:: error when doing some of the operation. #2814

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vaibd opened this issue Aug 18, 2021 · 7 comments

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@vaibd
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vaibd commented Aug 18, 2021

 * Nemo version (nemo --version) - nemo 5.0.3
 * Is issue with desktop or windowed nemo? Tiled window
 * Distribution - (Mint 17.2, Arch, Fedora 25, etc...) - Artix Linux(runit)
 * Graphics hardware *and* driver used - AMD ryzen 5700U with vega 8, Mesa 21.1.6
 * 32 or 64 bit - 64

Issue

  1. Nemo doesn't remember the sorting order, the moment I go back or change to another folder it resets the sorting order.
    When running from terminal it gives this error, ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::nemo-icon-view-sort-by not supported

  2. Can't use pin option to pin folders, nothing happens when I do so.
    Error generated - ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::pinned-to-top not supported

  3. Can't I change the folder icon, nothing happens when I do so.
    Errors generated - ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::custom-icon not supported
    ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::custom-icon-name not supported
    ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::icon-scale not supported

  4. On starting nemo from terminal, it always gives this error - ERROR SET META:15 Setting attribute metadata::nemo-icon-view-auto-layout not supported

Steps to reproduce

  1. Right Click - Arrange items
  2. Right Click - Pin
  3. Right Click - Properties - Click on folder icon - Select Icon

Expected behaviour

  1. Should remember the sorting behavior.
  2. Should be able to pin folders.
  3. Should be able to apply the new icon to the folder.
@mtwebster
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Are you using gvfs?

What is the output of:

python3 -c "from gi.repository import Gio; print(Gio.Vfs.get_default().get_supported_uri_schemes())"

and

ps -A | grep gvfs

@vaibd
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vaibd commented Aug 18, 2021

For first command - ['file', 'resource']

while second command yields no output.

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@vaibd
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vaibd commented Aug 18, 2021

I have it already installed, gvfs-1.48.1-1

@mtwebster
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It's not running - maybe it's disabled for some reason. There are additional gvfs packages as well, that add support for additional filesystems, though it looks as though the 'core' functionality should be in the main package.

Unfortunately, I don't know anything about that distro, you may have to seek more assistance with others that use/support it.

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Any update here? Were you able to get it working?

@vaibd
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vaibd commented Aug 25, 2021

I tried fixing gvfs but nothing worked, there is a gvfs-runit package but it fails on installation no matter what I do.

However, today I found that everything works fine with dbus-launch nemo so, is this a dbus error?

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