Well it's pretty much in the title.
I did the Update to Ubuntu 18.04 with the update manager. However, now when I select several files in the file manager and hit enter, only the last in the list gets opened and played by Audacious.
Apparently, my system behaves a bit weird. Three options to open multiple sound files
- Selecting them in the file manager, hit enter
- Selecting them, right click and click on Open with Audacious
- Selecting them, right click, go to sub-menu Open with ..., and then selecting Audacious
Only when I do it following the steps listed in the last point, then Audacious opens all files and puts them in a list.
IMO the problem is with the developers of Audacious. They may say that this is not their problem, and rather a Nautilus problem, but they are the developers. So adapt! ;)
For those who do not want to wait, here is a working solution for Ubuntu 19.04. Create a script
/home/myuser/.config/audacious/start-audacious.sh
with the following contents:Then allow execution of this file:
Then edit the file
/usr/share/applications/audacious.desktop
and replaceExec=audacious %U
withExec=/home/myuser/.config/audacious/start-audacious.sh
.That's it. No restart needed for any service. Now go take Nautilus to your
*.mp3
files, mark a couple, and press Enter. Audacious should open your selection.P.S.: Replace
myuser
by your user! ;)This Nautilus bug will hopefully be gone in Nautilus version 40 - the respective bug report has been closed by this commit.