Control the available locations in save-as dialog
We've created a basic Ubuntu image and the save-as dialog has, in addition to the default (Home, Desktop etc) locations, an additional location which is related to our code and shouldn't be there. See screenshot (taken from Firefox but not limited to Firefox).
How did the additional location get there and, more importantly, how do I remove it?
Apologies if I'm not using the correct lingo...
configuration dialog save
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
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We've created a basic Ubuntu image and the save-as dialog has, in addition to the default (Home, Desktop etc) locations, an additional location which is related to our code and shouldn't be there. See screenshot (taken from Firefox but not limited to Firefox).
How did the additional location get there and, more importantly, how do I remove it?
Apologies if I'm not using the correct lingo...
configuration dialog save
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
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Is there a bookmarks file in~/.config/gtk-3.0?
– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky,user-dirs.dirslooks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55
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We've created a basic Ubuntu image and the save-as dialog has, in addition to the default (Home, Desktop etc) locations, an additional location which is related to our code and shouldn't be there. See screenshot (taken from Firefox but not limited to Firefox).
How did the additional location get there and, more importantly, how do I remove it?
Apologies if I'm not using the correct lingo...
configuration dialog save
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
We've created a basic Ubuntu image and the save-as dialog has, in addition to the default (Home, Desktop etc) locations, an additional location which is related to our code and shouldn't be there. See screenshot (taken from Firefox but not limited to Firefox).
How did the additional location get there and, more importantly, how do I remove it?
Apologies if I'm not using the correct lingo...
configuration dialog save
configuration dialog save
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
asked Jan 30 at 12:09
MottiMotti
1164
1164
@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
1
Is there a bookmarks file in~/.config/gtk-3.0?
– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky,user-dirs.dirslooks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55
add a comment |
@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
1
Is there a bookmarks file in~/.config/gtk-3.0?
– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky,user-dirs.dirslooks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55
@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
1
1
Is there a bookmarks file in
~/.config/gtk-3.0?– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
Is there a bookmarks file in
~/.config/gtk-3.0?– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky,
user-dirs.dirs looks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55
@pomsky,
user-dirs.dirs looks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55
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Well that's embarrassing... The additional directory is the application's CWD (working directory).
Future people who stumble on to this question, additional avenues suggested by @pomsky are ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/gtk-3.0.
answered Jan 30 at 12:59
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Well that's embarrassing... The additional directory is the application's CWD (working directory).
Future people who stumble on to this question, additional avenues suggested by @pomsky are ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/gtk-3.0.
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Well that's embarrassing... The additional directory is the application's CWD (working directory).
Future people who stumble on to this question, additional avenues suggested by @pomsky are ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/gtk-3.0.
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Well that's embarrassing... The additional directory is the application's CWD (working directory).
Future people who stumble on to this question, additional avenues suggested by @pomsky are ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/gtk-3.0.
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Well that's embarrassing... The additional directory is the application's CWD (working directory).
Future people who stumble on to this question, additional avenues suggested by @pomsky are ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/gtk-3.0.
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@pomsky, I'm not sure, this is an image that is dockerised I nobody used the file-browser before this happened. Do you know where on the file-system I would find bookmarks?
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:48
1
Is there a bookmarks file in
~/.config/gtk-3.0?– pomsky
Jan 30 at 12:50
@pomsky, nope, it's empty
– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:51
@pomsky,
user-dirs.dirslooks normal. I just figured it out... it's the cwd, oopsie– Motti
Jan 30 at 12:55