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Setting Konqueror as default file browser instead of nautilu

Post by psych1610 »

Hi everyone, I just want to express my thanks at this distro. Loving it :)

My question is how to set konqueror as default file browser in this distro. Coming from a kde distribution I'm really missing konqueror and nothing else feels like home.

My first day here when I entered IRC someone mentioned a link, but of course I lost it. Now most of the google searches I do refer to konqueror as internet browser, but I have firefox for that. The ones that do try and set konqueror as default file browser in gnome or Ubuntu usually fail. I found a script that claims to do it but that was from 2+ years ago I think and I'm hesitant to run a script on this machine for obvious reasons.

So, anyone know how to set konqueror as my default file browser? I don't mind leaving nautilus on the system, I just want konqueror to do all the work.

I appreciate any help provided.

Thanks very much.
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Re: Setting Konqueror as default file browser instead of nautilu

Post by Fornhamfred »

Hi

As you are using the gnome version, have you tried the KDE version which I assume has konqueror by default?
psych1610

Re: Setting Konqueror as default file browser instead of nautilu

Post by psych1610 »

This is going to be rather hard to explain I guess but after using kde for a year or so I think I like gnome better, especially Mints version of it.

So to be honest, haven't tried kde especially since I became aware that it was possible to get konqueror in gnome working alright. If it came down to that I might switch though :) I know it's a silly reason to switch desktop environments because of a file manager, but I've just become so used to it. \

Appreciate the suggestion though :)
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