Folder: Usability Issues Found on Linux Mint

A list of usability issues I encountered while using the Linux Mint operating system, the Cinnamon desktop environment, and the Nemo file manager.

Note: Nemo Silently Fails to Move a File From a Directory You Can Read But Not Write

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If you try to move a file by cutting and pasting from one directory to another, it will silently fail if you don't have write permission on the directory where the file is contained.
Note: If You Rename a Folder and Open It Too Fast You Get an Error on Nemo

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On Nemo, if you create a new folder, give it a name and confirm it by pressing the Enter key, and try to open it by pressing the Enter key again very quickly, you get an error as Nemo tries to open the folder with according to its old name despite the fact you just renamed it.
Note: If an Appimage Fails to Load, No Error Message is Shown to the User on Linux Mint

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On Linux Mint, it's possible for an appimage to fail to load if it's missing a dependency, in which case it will just fail silently, not telling the user that it has crashed.
Note: If an Appimage Isn't Executable, Linux Mint's Nemo Will Not Warn The User About It

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Trying to run an appimage on Linux Mint's Nemo that hasn't been given the executable permission will fail silently.
I Can't Install Fonts in Linux Mint because There's No Font Manager

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How to install fonts in Linux Mint.
I Can't Bind the Space Key to a Graphics Tablet Stylus Button in Linux Mint

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How to bind a keyboard key to a stylus button on Linux Mint.
Bottles Doesn't Work on Linux Mint Because It's a Flatpak

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How to fix .exe applications running in flatpak Bottles showing forbidden access / file not found errors.
Alt+Click doesn't Work in Linux Mint

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Alt+Click didn't work in Krita, when it should switch to the eyedropper. How to fix it.
Note: "X" Icon Used for Both Delete and Restore Context Menu Actions on Nemo

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On Nemo, the same icon is used for both "Delete" and "Restore" actions in the context menu.