USB stick no longer opens with Nautilus (Polo File Manager) [duplicate]
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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?
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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
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
3 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
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
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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
3 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
3 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
3 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
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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.
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.
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.
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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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
3 hours ago