How do I restore the Templates folder in Ubuntu 18.04?
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I deleted the "Templates" folder some time ago. Yesterday I made new Templates folder and I created a template for an empty document, but it's not working.
Does someone know how to restore the Templates folder, or how to fix this?
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I deleted the "Templates" folder some time ago. Yesterday I made new Templates folder and I created a template for an empty document, but it's not working.
Does someone know how to restore the Templates folder, or how to fix this?
nautilus 18.04 templates
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
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asked May 29 at 22:19
MitKan
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up vote
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down vote
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I deleted the "Templates" folder some time ago. Yesterday I made new Templates folder and I created a template for an empty document, but it's not working.
Does someone know how to restore the Templates folder, or how to fix this?
nautilus 18.04 templates
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
21.3k76494
asked May 29 at 22:19
MitKan
988
I deleted the "Templates" folder some time ago. Yesterday I made new Templates folder and I created a template for an empty document, but it's not working.
Does someone know how to restore the Templates folder, or how to fix this?
nautilus 18.04 templates
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
21.3k76494
asked May 29 at 22:19
MitKan
988
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
21.3k76494
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
21.3k76494
edited Jun 5 at 15:20
pomsky
21.3k76494
21.3k76494
asked May 29 at 22:19
MitKan
988
asked May 29 at 22:19
MitKan
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asked May 29 at 22:19
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By default, this folder is empty.
It is declared for Gnome Shell in this file
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
Where should stand the line
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/Templates"
Of course, the Template Folder name depends on your locale and language
If the line has been removed because off the deleted folder, you will just have to create a new one and add the line.
answered May 29 at 22:31
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By default, this folder is empty.
It is declared for Gnome Shell in this file
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
Where should stand the line
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/Templates"
Of course, the Template Folder name depends on your locale and language
If the line has been removed because off the deleted folder, you will just have to create a new one and add the line.
answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
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By default, this folder is empty.
It is declared for Gnome Shell in this file
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
Where should stand the line
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/Templates"
Of course, the Template Folder name depends on your locale and language
If the line has been removed because off the deleted folder, you will just have to create a new one and add the line.
answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
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up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote
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By default, this folder is empty.
It is declared for Gnome Shell in this file
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
Where should stand the line
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/Templates"
Of course, the Template Folder name depends on your locale and language
If the line has been removed because off the deleted folder, you will just have to create a new one and add the line.
answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
1,529918
By default, this folder is empty.
It is declared for Gnome Shell in this file
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
Where should stand the line
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/Templates"
Of course, the Template Folder name depends on your locale and language
If the line has been removed because off the deleted folder, you will just have to create a new one and add the line.
answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
1,529918
answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
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answered May 29 at 22:31
cmak.fr
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answered May 29 at 22:31
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