[ubuntu-uk] ubuntu 14.04.1 missing "Open With Decrypt File" in Nautilus?

[Anthony Harrington]

No worries!

Incase you change your mind or become curious (or someone reading these
messages does!), it was 'nautilus-actions' i was thinking of
(http://askubuntu.com/questions/449009/encrypt-file-with-asc-extension-from-nautilus)
good instructions here - you can make your own context menu items (the
one mentioned in the link lets you use seahorse to encrypt with a
different extension just by right-clicking) to personalise nautilus to
your workflow.

On 17/08/14 14:38, mac wrote:
> On 16/08/2014 22:58, Anthony Harrington wrote:
> [snip]
>> mind if i ask what version of /seahorse /and /seahorse-nautilus
>> /you're running, for completion's sake? And also which version (of
>> ubuntu?) you upgraded from? But it does sound like you're fully up to
>> date
>
> Upgraded 12.04 LTS to 14.04.1 LTS. (I use Gnome Classic.) And, yes,
> seahorse and seahorse-nautilus are up to date.
>
> I had similar problems with nautilus + seahorse on 12.04 for a good
> while, and then it was suddenly OK (I guess an update fixed it, though
> which I'm not sure). Presumably the fix is broken again in the upgrade
> to 14.04; but as the issue involves seahorse and nautilus, a request
> to get someone to mend it is apt to fall between two stools. And not
> being a software engineer myself, I find the bug-reporting process on
> launchpad to be an impenetrable, arcane ordeal, which I fear makes me
> lose the will to live.
>
> However...
>
>> but there is(was?) a nemo-seahorse, so you might also solve this by
>> switching to another file manager that has a similar extension?
>
> ...this is an excellent suggestion. I'll have a go at installing nemo
> from the ppa. Nemo does indeed have a seahorse extension. Many thanks
> for this idea!
>
>> Hope this issue is solved for you soon!
>
> Thank you, and thank you, too, for your thoughtful and detailed reply
> - most helpful!
>
> mac
>


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