Restore Nautilus to open gnome menu after installed PCManFM
After installed PCMan File Manager with LXDE, the gnome “places” menu items were opened by PCManFM as default. To switch back to nautilus, follow these steps:
- check /usr/share/applications/nautilus-folder-hanlder.desktop
make sure the line “Exec=nautilus” is not modified. (There are lots of hack article that teach user to change default file manager by modify this) - check /usr/share/applications/defaults.list
grep the line “x-directory” by
cat /usr/share/applications/defaults.list | grep x-directory
make sure the value was kept as “nautilus-folder-handler.desktop”, if not, restore it.
Then grep the line “inode” by
cat /usr/share/applications/defaults.list | grep inode
also be sure about the result “nautilus-folder-handler.desktop”. if not, restore it again. - So it must be your own configuration that has been changed. check ~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list
grep the two lines described above, it must be changed to “pcmanfm-folder-handler.desktop”, so replace them by “nautilus-folder-handler.desktop”
To check the result, click menu item at once (no restart or logout needed), again, you see the slow file manager…
一直用不惯nautilus,现在已经习惯pcman了……
@pipitu, pcman确实要快不少。。