Nautilus 3.19.2 powers Gnome

Nautilus 3.19.2 powers Gnome
Nautilus is a file manager of a Linux system developed by Eazel. It is also an important part of GNOME's user graphics operating system, nautilus provides a convenient and customizable file management environment, making File Management in Linux more intuitive and convenient for normal Linux users. To welcome the GNOME3.20 desktop environment that will be released early next year, Nautilus developers have recently made efforts to complete the third amendment and released the 3.19.2 test version.

According to the internal Update log, Nautilus will display available disk space in the blank area of the sidebar, and increase the customization level to make the entire sidebar more tidy and add new keyboard shortcuts, the kudos service data is prepared for the GNOME application, and the availability of the additional software installed under PackageKit is detected automatically. The dash Sidebar of the new Shell window in Gnome in the graphic environment is fixed. If you are interested in this version, you can go to the GNOME official website to download it, compile it, and install it. a friendly reminder is that this version is a test version and is not recommended for production environments.
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