[SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
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[SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Hello,
I use LMDE (64 bits) and I just installed UP4. I've got an ASUS Rock mini-PC, with NVIDIA Vision 3D graphics card. I have a problem with Gnome-Do which I launch using Win+<space>: when I try to open a folder using Gnome-Do, instead of opening it with Nautilus, it tries to open it with... Movie Player!
Any solution?
Thanks!
I use LMDE (64 bits) and I just installed UP4. I've got an ASUS Rock mini-PC, with NVIDIA Vision 3D graphics card. I have a problem with Gnome-Do which I launch using Win+<space>: when I try to open a folder using Gnome-Do, instead of opening it with Nautilus, it tries to open it with... Movie Player!
Any solution?
Thanks!
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Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
I'm using Cinnamon, and same thing happens when I try to open removable drive location using the "removable drive applet"... :s
Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Could you please give the output of
cat ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
cat ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Here it is:
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[Added Associations]
application/x-deb=gdebi.desktop;
text/plain=emacs23.desktop;
application/x-trash=emacs23.desktop;
application/pdf=libreoffice-writer.desktop;
audio/midi=rhythmbox.desktop;
inode/directory=totem.desktop;
application/x-php=firefox.desktop;
[Default Applications]
text/plain=emacs23.desktop
application/pdf=evince.desktop
audio/midi=totem.desktop
inode/directory=nautilus-folder-handler.desktop
application/x-php=gedit.desktop
text/html=chromium.desktop
x-scheme-handler/http=chromium.desktop
x-scheme-handler/https=chromium.desktop
x-scheme-handler/about=chromium.desktop
x-scheme-handler/unknown=chromium.desktop
Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Is there anything wrong with the content of this file?
Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Hi, I guess that in the [Added Associations] part, the line "inode/directory=totem.desktop;" is the source of the problem, as Totem is the name of the video player.
Maybe you should try to comment this line?
Maybe you should try to comment this line?
Re: Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Thanks!
You were right. Everything's fine now
You were right. Everything's fine now
Re: [SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Hi again,
I think I know what caused the "problem": I've just mounted an ISO image and read the DVD by drag&dropping the video_ts folder into VLC; and it messed the mimeapps.list file again. This time, opening folder launched VLC...
Any way to fix that so I don't have to comment lines in mimeapps.list each time I open a video_ts type directory?
Thanks!
I think I know what caused the "problem": I've just mounted an ISO image and read the DVD by drag&dropping the video_ts folder into VLC; and it messed the mimeapps.list file again. This time, opening folder launched VLC...
Any way to fix that so I don't have to comment lines in mimeapps.list each time I open a video_ts type directory?
Thanks!
Re: [SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
When you're sure you have a good mimeapps.list you could make it unwritable for others with chmod and chown or even make it immutable with chattr.walrus_t wrote:Any way to fix that so I don't have to comment lines in mimeapps.list each time I open a video_ts type directory?
Re: [SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
Strange but... Group and Others had only read-only permissions... and I had to change the owner (me!) permissions to read-only. Workds perfectly tough, but it could be a problem no? If I decide later to open certain type of files with certain programs, I may not be able to do so without reverting to read and write permissions for owner? Am I wrong?
Re: [SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
You can still Open With Other Application... The specified application just won't be stored anymore and you have to instruct it every time. (Though I still think you need to make the file immutable.)
Re: [SOLVED] Gnome-Do Movie player instead of Nautilus
I'll stay with that solution for now... (file immutable)