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I am using linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon with nautilus, but I noticed this issue on Ubuntu Gnome 3 as well. I have RabbitVCS installed and everything works well.
The mime type is now successfully registered but RabbitVCS won't apply emblems on files of the new type. De-registering the new mime type by deleting the corresponding .xml file and re-updating mime database makes the emblems reappear.
I also tried to change icon theme without success.
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I made some testing and I can reproduce. However, it seems Nautilus itself refuses to set the emblem (I don't know under which precise condition). I think nothing can be done in RabbitVCS to overcome this problem.
This does not occur with Caja that has a RabbitVCS client very similar to Nautilus one.
Hello, I actually solved the problem. Instead of manually adding the mime types I began to use this tool https://forums.linuxmint.com/download/file.php?id=49217 that a very friendly guy on the linux Mint forums packaged for all of us. When registering new mimes with that script the emblems appear regularly.
Dear all,
I am using linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon with nautilus, but I noticed this issue on Ubuntu Gnome 3 as well. I have RabbitVCS installed and everything works well.
However, I had to register a new MIME type by following the instructions:
https://developer.gnome.org/integration-guide/stable/mime.html.en
The mime type is now successfully registered but RabbitVCS won't apply emblems on files of the new type. De-registering the new mime type by deleting the corresponding .xml file and re-updating mime database makes the emblems reappear.
I also tried to change icon theme without success.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: