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[SOLVED] Changing back to Nautilus and desktop shotcuts

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[SOLVED] Changing back to Nautilus and desktop shotcuts

#1 Post by phoenix_art »

Hello!

I've returned to Gnome - using tasksel - after using LXDE on my Debian 10 systems and now I have some questions now:

- when I open a folder from places PCManFM always opens instead of Nautilus, I don't wanna to uninstall lxde - or PCManFM yet,

- I created some .desktop shortcut files but I can't run them in Gnome. I know there is gtk-launch command in Terminal but I wish run them outside of Terminal too.

Please help, thank you!
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Re: Change back to Nautilus

#2 Post by mm3100 »

Did you check in system preferences if you can change default file browser to nautilus?
https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/linux ... -in-gnome/

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Re: Change back to Nautilus

#3 Post by phoenix_art »

mm3100 wrote:Did you check in system preferences if you can change default file browser to nautilus?
https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/linux ... -in-gnome/
Yes, of course, but there isn't anything options for change the default file manager there.

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Re: Change back to Nautilus

#4 Post by Head_on_a_Stick »

Try

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xdg-mime default org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop inode/directory
If that doesn't work then check ~/.config/mimeapps.list for any inode/directory associations.
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Re: Change back to Nautilus

#5 Post by phoenix_art »

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Try

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xdg-mime default org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop inode/directory
If that doesn't work then check ~/.config/mimeapps.list for any inode/directory associations.
Thank you! Your first suggestion command worked well! :)

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Re: [SOLVED] Change back to Nautilus

#6 Post by phoenix_art »

My second question has not yet been answered yet:

- I've created some .desktop shortcut files but I can't run them in Gnome. I know there is gtk-launch command in Terminal but I wish run them outside of Terminal too.

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Re: Changing back to Nautilus and desktop shotcuts

#7 Post by Scorpion »

You may want to use the GNOME display manager:

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dpkg-reconfigure gdm3
Can you post one of the .desktop file?

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Re: [SOLVED] Change back to Nautilus

#8 Post by Head_on_a_Stick »

phoenix_art wrote:My second question has not yet been answered yet
One question per thread please.

If you open a new thread for your other problem then try to include as much detail as possible. Read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html first.
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