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USB stick no longer opens with Nautilus (Polo File Manager) [duplicate]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?how can I prevent nautilus from running when I plug in a USB stick?Use Nautilus with Xfce as default file managerNautilus File Manager not workingUSB memory stick not working any moreUbunty 12.04 - File Manager - Searching fully “ALL” files/folders and sub-foldersNautilus doesn't mount in Xmonad: Not authorized to perform operationInstall Ubuntu onto USB stick? (Not installer?)Desktop folders still open in Nautilus after making Thunar the default file managerNautilus treats OpenOffice Files as Archives/Opens with Archive ManagerHow do I get the Nautilus link/icon to show in file manager in Ubuntu 18.04.1?
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How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?
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I am running a new install of Ubuntu 18.10 on Wayland. I recently installed the Polo file manager and it has made itself the default file manager. However I prefer Nautilus to be the default when I plug in a USB-Stick.
How can I make Nautilus the default application for my USB-sticks again?
nautilus usb-drive
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How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?
4 answers
I am running a new install of Ubuntu 18.10 on Wayland. I recently installed the Polo file manager and it has made itself the default file manager. However I prefer Nautilus to be the default when I plug in a USB-Stick.
How can I make Nautilus the default application for my USB-sticks again?
nautilus usb-drive
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked yesterday
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
marked as duplicate by RoVo, Eric Carvalho, Elder Geek, pomsky, user68186 2 hours ago
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Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?
4 answers
I am running a new install of Ubuntu 18.10 on Wayland. I recently installed the Polo file manager and it has made itself the default file manager. However I prefer Nautilus to be the default when I plug in a USB-Stick.
How can I make Nautilus the default application for my USB-sticks again?
nautilus usb-drive
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked yesterday
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
This question already has an answer here:
How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?
4 answers
I am running a new install of Ubuntu 18.10 on Wayland. I recently installed the Polo file manager and it has made itself the default file manager. However I prefer Nautilus to be the default when I plug in a USB-Stick.
How can I make Nautilus the default application for my USB-sticks again?
This question already has an answer here:
How do I change the default file manager back to Nautilus?
4 answers
nautilus usb-drive
nautilus usb-drive
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
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asked yesterday
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked yesterday
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
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edited 2 hours ago
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asked yesterday
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asked yesterday
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marked as duplicate by RoVo, Eric Carvalho, Elder Geek, pomsky, user68186 2 hours ago
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Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago
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Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago
Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago
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The problem was indeed the Polo file manager and that is also the solution. In the Polo file manager, I went to Setup and then General and then you can choose underFile Manager either Files, Polo or Disc Usage Analyser.
Sorry for posting such a question but I was genuinely puzzled and would still like to know if there is a relatively simple way to set the default file manager in Ubuntu.
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The problem was indeed the Polo file manager and that is also the solution. In the Polo file manager, I went to Setup and then General and then you can choose underFile Manager either Files, Polo or Disc Usage Analyser.
Sorry for posting such a question but I was genuinely puzzled and would still like to know if there is a relatively simple way to set the default file manager in Ubuntu.
answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
add a comment |
The problem was indeed the Polo file manager and that is also the solution. In the Polo file manager, I went to Setup and then General and then you can choose underFile Manager either Files, Polo or Disc Usage Analyser.
Sorry for posting such a question but I was genuinely puzzled and would still like to know if there is a relatively simple way to set the default file manager in Ubuntu.
answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
add a comment |
The problem was indeed the Polo file manager and that is also the solution. In the Polo file manager, I went to Setup and then General and then you can choose underFile Manager either Files, Polo or Disc Usage Analyser.
Sorry for posting such a question but I was genuinely puzzled and would still like to know if there is a relatively simple way to set the default file manager in Ubuntu.
answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
The problem was indeed the Polo file manager and that is also the solution. In the Polo file manager, I went to Setup and then General and then you can choose underFile Manager either Files, Polo or Disc Usage Analyser.
Sorry for posting such a question but I was genuinely puzzled and would still like to know if there is a relatively simple way to set the default file manager in Ubuntu.
answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
662420
edited 18 hours ago
answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
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answered 18 hours ago
SteveInBavariaSteveInBavaria
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answered 18 hours ago
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Installing a different file manager and making it the default IS certainly the reason for the unwanted behavior.
– GabrielaGarcia
yesterday
I haven't made Polo the default file manager. I just installed it to see if I like it. Maybe it made itself the default, and if this is the case how do I make nautilus the default again?
– SteveInBavaria
yesterday
Please do not add 'solved' to the title, it's not how it is done here. Accepting an answer is the only way to mark a question as "solved" (in case of your self-answer you need to wait for 2 days before you'll be able to accept the answer).
– pomsky
2 hours ago