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[MU3] Fix #297613: (Linux) File save can't determine file type without extension #7739
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…nsion This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
cc @mirabilos |
I have mixed feelings on this, but not strong ones either way. To me neither option is exactly perfect. |
Erk, this is… not good. On the other hand, the nōn-native file open dialogue is so slow (because it must generate preview pictures for I’d research into why it doesn’t do that instead. |
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
@mirabilos any outcome of your further research? |
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
See #9000 |
I said I’d, not I’ll… I’ve got few detail knowledge of GUI things personally. |
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
…nsion Duplicate of musescore#7739 This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking `ui/Application/useNativeDialogs`.
This basically reverts 3390aab, so for Mac and Windows nothing changes, but for Linux it now defaults to use the Qt file dialogs rather than the native ones. Can still get changed in the advanced properties, by ticking
ui/Application/useNativeDialogs
.Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/297613
As far as I can tell this is not yet needed/feasible for master