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Re: Moved to Gnome 3 and can't drag and drop urls anymore | |
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Philip Walden wrote:
I upgraded my Fedoral 14 (Gnome 2.4?) to 16 (Gnome 3.2?) the other day and I am working through the UI changes.I have a different Gnome 3.2 installation that is in fallback mode. If I place the above launcher on the top panel (which I cannot do with the full Gnome 3.2), the drag and drop works as before.The one that stymies me the most is that I can no longer figure out how to drag and drop a url from Firefox onto a custom launcher. I had a custom launcher that wrapped get_flash_videos. I simply dragged a link to a video page to the launcher on the *top panel* and viola it launched a terminal with get_flash_videos downloading the video.I got the launcher to appear in the Activities/Applications list. I just added the desktop file below to ~/.local/share/applications[Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Terminal=true Icon=camera-video.png Type=Application Categories=Application;AudioVideo;AudioVideoEditing; Exec=getvid %u MimeType=text/x-uri; Name=GetVideo GenericName=GetVideo Comment=Invokes get_flash_videos. Comment[en]=Invokes get_flash_videos.However, I cannot figure out how to drag and drop an object (url) onto it.If I click on something (a link in FireFox) and drag it up to the Activities menu, I cannot access the Applications list without releasing the mouse button and losing the object I am dragging.
It looks like the use of custom launchers and drag-n-drop has fallen by the wayside with the full Gnome 3 experience.
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