** Description changed: Try taking a working PDF file and renaming it to "error' yes.pdf". Opening "error' yes.pdf" from nautilus results in a "file not found" error. The same file can be opened successfully with the "evince error\'\ yes.pdf" command from a terminal. This *seems* to happen only with files that contains apostrophes followed by a space (e.g. "error'no.pdf" is ok). - Same thing happens to every other file type (gedit, for example, will try to open "test'" (notice the trailing apostrophe) instead of "test' b' c"). + Same thing happens to every other file type. Gedit, for example, will try to open the following files instead of "/tmp/test' b' c": + - "/tmp/test'" (notice the trailing apostrophe) + - "~/b'" + - "~/c" Release: Ubuntu quantal (development branch). Nautilus version 3.4.2-0ubuntu2
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