After upgrading to Ubuntu 11.10, I once right-clicked on a folder and told it to open the folder with Movie Player ("Open with other application...").
No harm done there, right? Nope, now Ubuntu opens folders with Movie Player instead of Nautilus. If I plug in a thumb drive, Movie Player opens.
If I click on the trash icon... Movie Player!
Hi. This happened after some pacman -Suy, but I noticed just now.gvfs-open, xdg-open, clicking on a downloaded file in Firefox or transmission-gtk opens a containing directory in nautilus and highlights the file instead of opening it.Clicking the file in Nautilus does open the file.
leniviy
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2012-03-25T05:32:53Z
This tutorial will explain how to open file from console with preferred application in Ubuntu, just like when double-click on a .mp3 file in nautilus, rhythmbox player launches and plays the music, also urls can be open with the default web browser from the terminal.
There’re following command tools do this work:
gnome-open opens a file with Gnome’s default application
kde-open opens
Why only one nautilus window manager is opens when clicking on the 'Files' icon on the unity bar? I need to open two or more HomeFolder windows by clicking on the 'files' icon on the unity pane. I cannot create more than one nautilus window manager unless i tap superkey(windows key) and type homefolder,videos etc or typing the same in gnome-do.
I used to click Places->Home Folder to browse my home folder and find out something by navigate in this nautilus file manager.Here’s a quick-way to open folders in ubuntu desktop which will save a lot of time.
Just press / key in your ubuntu desktop,and a “Open Location” window pop up.
I connect from Ubuntu 12.04 to a Windows 7 on another computer connected to the LAN using nautilus > File > Connect to server. Most of the time it works fine, but sometimes when I open it and try to open the Windows "Users" folder Ubuntu opens it (or try to because it hangs) with a text editor.
I just setup a new Ubuntu PC.
I can see the shares, navigate folders, but when I try to open I cant, says permission denied.
Using the new Ubuntu pc, I can connect to a win7 box and open its shares.
Another Ubuntu install can open the shares that the new ubuntu install cant.
The shares are open to everyone on the ubuntu machine.
So what do you think is the problem?
The shares that wont open are
ubuntu 12.04 gnome: concerning an updated custom ambiance theme: why is there no dark side bar when I click on a folder, like the home folder icon on the desktop, but the theme works as planned when I type "nautilus" in the terminal to open the home folder or when opening a folder up as root?
Hi everyone;when I connect to VNC on my centos 6 and try to enter the Places and in Home Folder gives me this:Could not open location 'file:///home/user'No application... [by Bako]