I've got a weird problem

[commodore256]

I click on "Places" on the Gnome panel and then I click on "Home Folder" and blender opens. I've purged blender and I got this message.

"Error

Could not open location 'file:///home/myusername'
"blender" (No such file or directory)"

I dragged that launcher to the panel and I clicked on "Properties" and
it said.

"Name: Home Folder
Location: file:///home/myusername
Comment: Open '/home/myusername'" (not important)

How do I reset that to open with Nautilus?

[dcstar]

I click on "Places" on the Gnome panel and then I click on "Home Folder" and blender opens. I've purged blender and I got this message.

"Error

Could not open location 'file:///home/myusername'
"blender" (No such file or directory)"

I dragged that launcher to the panel and I clicked on "Properties" and
it said.

"Name: Home Folder
Location: file:///home/myusername
Comment: Open '/home/myusername'" (not important)

How do I reset that to open with Nautilus?

Have a look at this:

http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease

[commodore256]

Have a look at this:

http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease

That didn't do any thing.
the terminal said
"~/Desktop$ ./restorenautilus.sh

You're missing a Computer .desktop backup file--nothing to restore


You're missing a Nautilus .desktop backup file--nothing to restore


You're missing a folder handler .desktop backup file--nothing to restore


You're missing a Home .desktop backup file--nothing to restore


You're missing a Network backup file--nothing to restore. If you had Thunar as your previous default file manager, this is normal.


Nautilus should now be your new default file manager in Gnome again"

Nautilus still works, it always had. When I click on my Home Folder shortcut on my desktop, it's fine, but the Home Folder icon in places on the Gnome panel Still opens blender.

[dcstar]

That didn't do any thing.
the terminal said
..........
Nautilus still works, it always had. When I click on my Home Folder shortcut on my desktop, it's fine, but the Home Folder icon in places on the Gnome panel Still opens blender.

I thought the script may have reset everything.

In Applications-System Tools-Configuration Editor have a look at the /desktop/gnome/volume_manager/filemanager key value ("nautilus -n --no-desktop %m" on mine)

Also have a look at the /desktop/gnome/applications/component_viewer/exec key (nautilus %s)

[commodore256]

I thought the script may have reset everything.

In Applications-System Tools-Configuration Editor have a look at the /desktop/gnome/volume_manager/filemanager key value ("nautilus -n --no-desktop %m" on mine)

Also have a look at the /desktop/gnome/applications/component_viewer/exec key (nautilus %s)

In Applications-System Tools the Configuration Editor isn't there.

There's only Cairo-dock, Compiz fusion icon, Virtual Box, Dolphin, dvdisaster, gISOMount, Gmount-iso, sysinfo and Winedoors inside System Tools there is no Configuration Editor.

PS: there is no Configuration Editor option in Edit Menus either.

[zika]

click on Alt-F2 (simultaneously) and enter "gconf-editor" in the panel You get.

(if that fails, "sudo apt-get install gconf-editor" (in Terminal) and then try again ...)

[commodore256]

The terminal said the gconf-editor was already installed. (It's still not under system tools)

I put gconf-editor in the terminal and this was what I got.


As you can see, there is no volume_manager.

[dcstar]

The terminal said the gconf-editor was already installed. (It's still not under system tools)

I put gconf-editor in the terminal and this was what I got.


As you can see, there is no volume_manager.

Do a key search inside gconf-editor for the "Blender" command.