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In Fedora 9 I have noticed that when I copy a file to either to the HD, where Fedora is installed, or to a usb external HD (both etx3) using Nautilus the timestamp of the file is not preserved. The original date of the file is is changed with the date of the copy. <BR>
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Copy with gnome commander or krusader preserves timestamps. Can I change this behaviour in Nautilus or there will be a fix update soon?<BR>
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John<BR>
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Dr. John T. Margaritopoulos,FRES
Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology,
University of Thessaly,
26 Ploutonos & Aiolou Str., 412 21 Larissa,
Greece,
Tel.: +302410565283
email: <A HREF="mailto:johnmargaritopoulos@gmail.com">johnmargaritopoulos@gmail.com</A>
email: <A HREF="mailto:johnmargaritopoulos@yahoo.com">johnmargaritopoulos@yahoo.com</A>
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