shadarack
September 5th, 2009, 06:48 PM
Okay, I got a bit of a problem. I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 from 8.10 and was using XFCE at the time. Now I believe I may have had Nautilus running at the time of the upgrade.
To my knowledge, Nautilus is not doing anything to my desktop and it appears I'm using Thunar for everything, but every time I start up XFCE, the splash screen says it's starting up Nautilus, and it hangs there for a good minute or two. I think I got the new version of XFCE with my upgrade, because my desktop settings window looks very different now, and I no longer have the "allow XFCE to manage your desktop" checkbox option, which was the easy old fix.
System-monitor does not list Nautilus as running, but it keeps trying to start up when ever I restart XFCE.
Does anyone know how to fix this, please? Thank you...
To my knowledge, Nautilus is not doing anything to my desktop and it appears I'm using Thunar for everything, but every time I start up XFCE, the splash screen says it's starting up Nautilus, and it hangs there for a good minute or two. I think I got the new version of XFCE with my upgrade, because my desktop settings window looks very different now, and I no longer have the "allow XFCE to manage your desktop" checkbox option, which was the easy old fix.
System-monitor does not list Nautilus as running, but it keeps trying to start up when ever I restart XFCE.
Does anyone know how to fix this, please? Thank you...