To add to my previous point, at the OS level there is no concept of a
hidden file.
It is only a convention followed by shells to hide files which begin
with a period (.), so as to not spam directory listings. This should be
irrelevant to a DVD burner application which used often to create
backups.
Filtering hidden files by default is wrong.
I had taken a backup of a large 3.2 GB folder and was about to delete
the original. Luckily I did a cross-check of every file and found that
the hidden files were missing!
** Changed in: brasero (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Still an issue in Maverick - really annoying.
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could you try if that's still an issue in jaunty? the bug should be
sent to bugzilla.gnome.org by somebody having the issue
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Yes, it should be definitly enable by default.
I can't try latest version (some errors in compilation) so I trust in your word
there are that option :)
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do you suggest having that option available per default? adding hidden
files per default i mean. Latest brasero version is 2.25.91.1-0ubuntu1
you might want to try what i was saying with that version to see if that
is any better, thanks again.
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Brasero 0.9.1
I don't see any filter options...
Just report bug: I drag directory from left to right with hidden file inside.
The file is not present in disk image after burning. Even if there are some
options to change it - this is not good behavior.
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with which version of brasero are you seeing this behavior? In Jaunty if
you add a folder with hidden folders as default it filters them but if
you go to "show the filtered file list" select on the options to not
filter hidden files and then click on restore it adds the files and in
the second atte
