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This is surely a feature request. By Nautilus 2.30.1 this little nuisance had not been remedied. The first time I used Nautilus 3 I immediately noticed they finally fixed it. But Caja remains the same as Nautilus 2, of course.
The goal is easy navigation by keyboard-only. Go to a large directory, like /etc. PgDn, Up/DnArrow to rc0.d. Press Enter and you're in /etc/rc0.d.
Navigate back to /etc using either the BACK button or the keyboard equivalent: Alt+LeftArrow. What is now the selected directory? Ideally it would be rc0.d ready to Up/DnArrow in the neighborhood of rc0.d. But it's not... it's reset, inconveniently, way back at the top. This is not a good place to be.
Strangely, the view is at rc0.d but the selection is what counts.
But... the "Open Parent Directory" (keyboard: Ctrl+Up) does take you to /etc with rc0.d nicely selected. This is a poor workaround for general Forward/Back navigation as it keeps adding entries,
I suspect BACK was always supposed to work like PARENT but Nautilus never quite got it right until version 3. Here's hoping Caja can catch up.
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This is surely a feature request. By Nautilus 2.30.1 this little nuisance had not been remedied. The first time I used Nautilus 3 I immediately noticed they finally fixed it. But Caja remains the same as Nautilus 2, of course.
The goal is easy navigation by keyboard-only. Go to a large directory, like /etc. PgDn, Up/DnArrow to rc0.d. Press Enter and you're in /etc/rc0.d.
Navigate back to /etc using either the BACK button or the keyboard equivalent: Alt+LeftArrow. What is now the selected directory? Ideally it would be rc0.d ready to Up/DnArrow in the neighborhood of rc0.d. But it's not... it's reset, inconveniently, way back at the top. This is not a good place to be.
Strangely, the view is at rc0.d but the selection is what counts.
But... the "Open Parent Directory" (keyboard: Ctrl+Up) does take you to /etc with rc0.d nicely selected. This is a poor workaround for general Forward/Back navigation as it keeps adding entries,
I suspect BACK was always supposed to work like PARENT but Nautilus never quite got it right until version 3. Here's hoping Caja can catch up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: