Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2008 mails)

[Stan Goodman <stan.goodman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 22:09:20 on Monday Monday 27 April 2009, "Rajko M." 
<rmatov101@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Monday 27 April 2009 01:34:12 pm Stan Goodman wrote:
> > I am not arguing that I did everything right; I am sure that I
> > didn't. But I am trying to identify what it was that I did wrong, and
> > I don't see it.
>
> You previous post was clear, I just wanted to assure you that F5 has no
> bugs, to help you focus on other possible reasons.
>
> I mentioned my No.1 problem is and was setting target panel to wrong
> directory. I did that 2-3 days ago, and noticed that last night when I
> needed backup. Luckily, I didn't remove original.
>
> It could be that something went wrong prior to using mc, but you are
> the only person that can, going trough bash history, find out what
> happened.
>
> > I'll run through the whole operation again tomorrow.

Actually, I have repeated the copy operation already, and have located my 
earlier error, which (like most errors) was the result of not paying 
close attention.

I have also observed the results of my first copy operation (which was a 
good one, except that it ended in the wrong place). I see that on the 
Desktop, icons are present for the files that were there, some of them 
JPEGs for example, but clicking on them shows that the system doesn't 
know how to open them; the associations didn't make it across the 
copying. Where does that need to be fixed?

So far, I see only trivial things otherwise that failed to copy. For 
example, even my second Panel made it, even fully populated. But the 
first panel (the usual one with the chameleon) lost my six-desktop set, 
and what is there is only the default two-desktop set. Trivial, as I say, 
but it surprised me.

Tomorrow I will try to see what apps succeeded and which did not.

-- 
Stan Goodman
Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel
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