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I reported the following bug back when I was still using Ubuntu 14.04 but it hadn't had any activity since.

I've updated my system since then, and I'm on 15.10 at the moment. And at this point, the bug seems to be fixed in this version.

I don't have access to a 14.04 installation so I cannot test if it has been fixed there, but I know it is fixed on 15.10.
Since 14.04 is an LTS release and it is still supported, it doesn't seem right to just mark the bug as "Fix Released".

What should I do in this case?

Should I just wait till the maintainer closes it? can I close it myself just for 15.10 and keep it open for 14.04?
For now, I left a comment on the bug asking the same. But I'd like to know what is the usual course of action in this case.

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  • That someone will be me
    – blade19899
    Jan 22, 2016 at 14:38
  • Update my Ubuntu 14.04(in Virtualbox), and restarted, and opened a bunch of nautilus windows, and the 'bug' still exist. Close all, closes only the current window, as does CTRL-Q. Version: GNOME nautilus 3.10.1
    – blade19899
    Jan 22, 2016 at 14:52
  • A bug can be marked with individual status for each Ubuntu release (like this bug)
    – bain
    Jan 22, 2016 at 22:57

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If you can't test it on Ubuntu 14.04, just leave it as it is.

Somebody will probably test it and report.

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