This is repeatable for me. (1) Change Edit|Preferences|Modes to ‘Start in the last visited folder’. (2) Move in the Folders tree to directory ~/tmp/. (3) Select File|Quit. (4) Verify that no other instance of XFE was running. (5) Verify that file ~/.config/xfe/xferc contains startdir_mode=2, as opposed to the usual 0. (6) Start XFE.
It starts in directory ~/, not the expected ~/tmp/.
In case it matters, I notice that file ~/.config/xfe/xferc (attached) contains two entries for lastdir: the first under [RIGHT PANEL] is equal to /home/mike, the second under [LEFT PANEL] is equal to /home/mike/tmp.
It’s also repeatable (as above) if I delete ~/.config/xfe/xferc and let it default to an unaltered copy of the global configuration file /usr/share/xfe/xferc (attached).
Thanks for the details and the config file, however I still can't reproduce the bug, with Xfe 1.44.
I tried the three options with your config file, and everything is OK for me. What system do you use?
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I can't reproduce the bug. Perhaps you had another Xfe instance opened when you tested?
Could you test again, please?
This is repeatable for me. (1) Change
Edit|Preferences|Modes
to ‘Start in the last visited folder’. (2) Move in theFolders
tree to directory~/tmp/
. (3) SelectFile|Quit
. (4) Verify that no other instance of XFE was running. (5) Verify that file~/.config/xfe/xferc
containsstartdir_mode=2
, as opposed to the usual0
. (6) Start XFE.It starts in directory
~/
, not the expected~/tmp/
.In case it matters, I notice that file
~/.config/xfe/xferc
(attached) contains two entries forlastdir
: the first under[RIGHT PANEL]
is equal to/home/mike
, the second under[LEFT PANEL]
is equal to/home/mike/tmp
.It’s also repeatable (as above) if I delete
~/.config/xfe/xferc
and let it default to an unaltered copy of the global configuration file/usr/share/xfe/xferc
(attached).Thanks for the details and the config file, however I still can't reproduce the bug, with Xfe 1.44.
I tried the three options with your config file, and everything is OK for me. What system do you use?
I’m using Gentoo. I see that XFE lost its maintainer.
https://bugs.gentoo.org/847253
Nowhere to go from here, I think. Not for a minor bug.
Thanks for answering, though.