I just have a comment on what upstream did for 3.26.3.1. They reverted two commits, which they see as behavioural changes in a stable release, and that makes sense upstream.
But downstream here in Ubuntu, those behaviours were released as part of 18.04 in nautilus 3.26.3 and removing them might be considered a regression in Ubuntu itself. The changes had been introduced in 3.26.3 during the development cycle of Bionic, so technically that counts as an improvement, not as a behavioural change in stable Ubuntu.
I just have a comment on what upstream did for 3.26.3.1. They reverted two commits, which they see as behavioural changes in a stable release, and that makes sense upstream.
Revert "files-view: Remove new empty folder name suggestion" /gitlab. gnome.org/ GNOME/nautilus/ commit/ 945c32dec747855 047aa9b380d5358 8c5fcfb57a
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Revert "nautilus-file: Don't show thumbnails for the first 2 zoom levels" /gitlab. gnome.org/ GNOME/nautilus/ commit/ d62c0899f34665b dc4752ce8b68443 28889f4638
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But downstream here in Ubuntu, those behaviours were released as part of 18.04 in nautilus 3.26.3 and removing them might be considered a regression in Ubuntu itself. The changes had been introduced in 3.26.3 during the development cycle of Bionic, so technically that counts as an improvement, not as a behavioural change in stable Ubuntu.