Nautilus3.30.4

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The Nautilus Environment -- Delivering a Richer User Experience.

Wednesday, November 21, 2018
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Nautilus is the window to a network user environment that integrates access to files, applications, media,Internet-based services and the Web to deliver a dynamic and rich user experience. Nautilus is an open source project being developed under the GPL (GNU Public License) and is a core component of the GNOME desktop project.

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  • Downloads
    48172
  • License
    GPL
  • Platforms
    RH 6.2
  • Requirements
    Red Hat 6.2, x86-compatible processor
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Downloads / Release History


November
21
2018
Nautilus 3.30.4
October
13
2018
Nautilus 3.30.2
April
10
2018
Nautilus 3.28.1
March
13
2018
Nautilus 3.28.0
February
13
2018
Nautilus 3.27.4
November
14
2017
Nautilus 3.26.2
September
12
2017
Nautilus 3.26.0
July
18
2017
Nautilus 3.24.2.1
April
28
2017
Nautilus 3.24.1
March
22
2017
Nautilus 3.24.0
March
09
2017
Nautilus 3.22.3
June
17
2013
Nautilus 3.8.2
April
18
2013
Nautilus 3.8.1
March
26
2013
Nautilus 3.8.0
March
21
2013
Nautilus 3.7.92
March
06
2013
Nautilus 3.7.91
Changelog
  • nautilus-3.7.91.tar.xz

Comments

1 Comment
Anonymous
Spatial mode killed it !

We used Gnome and Nautilus with no problem, until we switched on January 5th to the new Mandrake 10.1, that updated Gnome hence the new Nautilus with it's "spatial mode" opening hundreds of windows on desktops... To make the story short: by noon we had 250+ tickets pending at the call desk, at 3PM we decided to replace Nautilus by "something else", and we spent a full week replacing it by Fm (not particularly good, but user is king) After reading on the net about that "spatial mode" affair, it seems that stupidity has been around for a year or so, and the development team of Nautilus still believe this is the way to go !!! Well, after replacing their toy by another on some 650 systems, I don't understand their position, and sure we'll keep away from that program for a while... forever... And guess what we are going to tell in the next university sysadmins meeting ?

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