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When opening up nautilus either through the xfce panel or terminal each single instance of nautilus opens 6 windows.
This does not happen when openign up thunar.
I have had to delete a xfce session because I left a couple of nautilus windows open and when resuming the session nautilus launched 6 instances of each and locked up arch.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling nautilus.
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try to create another user and see if it happens there too
if yes, you have a system-wide problem
if not, and everithyng works well, it is a user-specific problem - try to make a backup of your profile and erase it ( or only the nautilus-related things )
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I get this problem too. Also, nautilus opens 6 instances as soon as I log in, without clicking on anything.
Very annoying, I use thunar anyway so I tried to remove nautilus with pacman, it was successful... I then rebooted, and nautilus opened again on log in...
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Sorry I have been sick and haven't gotten a chance til now.
I was able to log on using a test user and the same thing happened.
This leads me to think this is a system level setting somewhere.
nautilus getts called by both the icon and the comand line from /usr/bin/nautilus
this is the acctual executable not a link
not sure where to change that system variable as it is only for nautilus
Without computers the world would be much less connected.
Without Linux the world would be much less stable.
Without Arch too many resources would be wasted.
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so, try to remove nautilus, epty your pacman cache ( #pacman -Scc ), and reinstall nautilus
“The future has already arrived. It's just not evenly distributed yet.”
― William Gibson
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+1 with the "Nautilus opening 6 instances" out-of-the-blue-and-persisting problem.
Any hints?
thanks
Haroldo
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This may have something to do with it.
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Thanks schen , I solved it following that directions.
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so, try to remove nautilus, epty your pacman cache ( #pacman -Scc ), and reinstall nautilus
Alright so i tried removing it. Clearing the repository and then reinstalling it, that did not work.
Also tried to go to the links that were posted but no help.
I edited the correct file with gconf-editor and that did nto help.
I do not run compiz so that is not a problem.
I switched to thunar as the default again unless I need to connect to a server or NAS (which I do rather often).
Tried:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=69219
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/14110
Without computers the world would be much less connected.
Without Linux the world would be much less stable.
Without Arch too many resources would be wasted.
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