Freckletoe
May 6th, 2009, 12:16 AM
So I've had some trouble with my desktop as of late and the short of it is that I uninstalled all of the file managers on my system (Nautilus, Konqueror, Dolphin) and only reinstalled nautilus. (I have no desktop at this point) So I go into gconf-editor to change my preferences and find that the 'show_desktop' box is checked, but still no desktop.
So I try to open a folder and it won't open, which shouldn't happen. So I went into the terminal and typed in 'nautilus' and it came up and said that Nautilus wasn't installed. So I tried apt-get and it said that it didn't install, delete, upgrade any files so that said to me that Nautilus was, indeed, installed.
So as of now I have:
-no desktop
-a limited knowledge of the terminal
-no file manager
-a headache
What should I do to get Nautilus up and running again?
So I try to open a folder and it won't open, which shouldn't happen. So I went into the terminal and typed in 'nautilus' and it came up and said that Nautilus wasn't installed. So I tried apt-get and it said that it didn't install, delete, upgrade any files so that said to me that Nautilus was, indeed, installed.
So as of now I have:
-no desktop
-a limited knowledge of the terminal
-no file manager
-a headache
What should I do to get Nautilus up and running again?