=== Start Files ===

Start Nautilus (Files) from the launcher or desktop overview
-> the filemanager view is opened and displays the content of the userdir

=== Create and rename a Folder ===

In the current directory right click on a blank section and select 'New Folder'.
-> A dialog prompting for the folder name is displayed

Enter a name for the folder and press enter or click the confirmation button
-> A folder with the entered name appears in the directory

Rename the folder to 'test'
-> The folders name is changed to 'test'

=== Move files ===

Create a file
Drag and drop the file to a folder
-> check that the file correctly got moved to the folder

Do the same by using the context menu 'move to' item

=== Delete and restore ===

Create a 'test' folder
Right click on 'test' folder and select Move to Trash
-> test folder is removed. Trash folder icon is changed to Not empty
Click the Trash Icon in the sidebar
-> the Trash show the 'test' folder

Right click on the 'test' item and select 'Restore from the Trash'
-> the directory should be back to the original location

=== Search ===

Click the Search Icon in the top
Input 'test'
-> the 'test' folder is listed

=== Recent files ===

Double click in the 'test' folder
Create a text file there and open it with the Text Editor
Close the Editor
Click the Recent Icon in the sidebar
-> the file should be listed

Right click on the file and select 'Remove from Recent'
-> the item shouldn't be listed in the recent view anymore

=== Template ===

$ echo "A text template" > ~/Templates/Txt
(replace 'Templates' by the directory set for XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR in XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR if needed)

In nautilus right click on a blank section and select New Document, then 'Txt' in the dialog and confirm
A document named 'Txt' with the content 'A text template' should be created in the current directory

=== Remote servers ===

If you have access to samba shares on your local network click on 'Other locations' in the sidebar and browse to them

Try to connect to a ssh server you have access to by doing ctrl-L and typing ssh://<name_or_ip>

=== External devices ===

Connect an external storage device to the computer (USB stick, phone in file sharing mode, ...)
-> check that it's listed in the sidebar

Click on the corresponding item
-> check that you can browse the drive, open or copy files

=== Email ===

Try to left click on a file and pick the 'email...' option. A composer dialog from the email client configured as default for the user should be triggered with the file attached. 
Note that the feature only works with thunderbird if the 'nautilus-sendto' package is installed.
Without nautilus-sendto thunderbird would get no file attached to the composer but the feature should still work with evolution or geary.


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