(SOLVED) GTK bookmarks order

[HellMan]

Hello! I have a question, why order in gtk-bookmarks in mint menu is rather strange? It's quite different from order in nautilus.

[unexistance]

Hi,

It's different right-click on your menu | Preference | Places

Regards,

[HellMan]

Hmmm I know it's different how to fix it?

[unexistance]

Hi,

Just make it look the same? nautilus bookmark is of different location from the mintmenu.

The only way is to make it the same manually

Or did I misunderstood your question?

Regards,

[HellMan]

unexistance, i mean gtk-bookmarks feature in new MintMenu

First, i think gtk-bookmarks are stored in ~/.gtk-bookmarks. It's contents:


Next, gtk-bookmarks in nautilus have the same order as in the file:


But in MintMenu -> Places they are mixed up! (I don't add bookmarks manually, just used an option "show gtk bookmarks")


Of course i can disable that feature and add places manually. But i think this thing is very nice and it should be working good

[unexistance]

Hi,

Sorry I haven't upgraded to mint10 yet ... I guessing mintmenu sort it automatically?

You can ask in mintmenu subforum

Regards,

[mauricep]

This one seems to me worth bumping. I have the same problem of the "Places" section of the Mint Menu using a seemingly arbitrary order when showing my GTK bookmarks

And I add to this the possibly related problem of the number of GTK bookmarks shown being limited to 5. I would have space for all 7-8 of my favorites if it let me. Coupled with the random order, I cannot even influence which of my 7 bookmarks appear here.

M

[HellMan]

Fixed this.
In /usr/lib/linuxmint/mintMenu/plugins/places.py

Code: Select all

diff places_orig.py places.py
215c215
<             bookmarks = {}           
---
>             bookmarks = []
220c220
<                     parts = line.split(' ')
---
>                     parts = line.split(' ', 1)
223c223
<                         bookmarks[parts[1]] = parts[0]
---
>                         bookmarks += [(parts[1], parts[0])]
226c226
<                         bookmarks[junk[len(junk) - 1]] = parts[0]
---
>                         bookmarks += [(junk[len(junk) - 1], parts[0])]
228c228
<             for name, path in bookmarks.iteritems():                         
---
>             for name, path in bookmarks:

Also contains another fix - if bookmark contained spaces - it wasn't showed. With this fix it's ok.

If anyone needs this, fixed plugin here or

places.tar.gz

fixed plugin

(3.06 KiB) Downloaded 67 times

PS. Should I submit it anywhere?

PPS. mauricep, I have 14 items in places (gtk-bookmarks), everything is ok. There's also an option in mintmenu/places - scrollbar, with which really any amount of bookmarks will be shown (though it's not very convenient).

[unexistance]

Hi,

This is awesome, I think you can give this to someone in mint tools subforum...
Or you can ask our forum moderator (they might know)

Regards,

[elic]

I just wanted to note that I've submitted a similar patch to the launchpad bug tracker for mintmenu (bug 782287), though I'm unclear as to whether that bug tracker is actively in use or not.

[phoinx]

Just passing to say thanks to HellMan!
My menu is fixed now. =]