Running a new X window made Nautilus all funky (picture included)

Hey!
So I was looking at how to run a new X window to play games at full screen, to avoid having them affect currently opened programs.

I ran this command:

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sudo xinit ~/desura/desura %U -- :1

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Which opened up a new window. However ctrl+alt+F7 brought me back to my original X window which now looks like this:
http://i.imgur.com/ZfYuKl.jpg
The icons are gone, the folder tabs are pretty ugly, and it seems familiar to when I tried to run Firefox on KDE (which I think was a GTK issue?).

How do I go about getting the theme for Nautilus back to how it should look (default, look)?

Looks like the same problem. Take a look at this.

Regards.

you might have made root take over some of your files. to fix it try

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sudo chown -R <yourusername> /home/<yourusername>/

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Originally Posted by papibe

Looks like the same problem. Take a look at this.

Regards.

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Ah, the killall nautilus worked! Thank you <333

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Originally Posted by HiImTye

you might have made root take over some of your files. to fix it try

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sudo chown -R <yourusername> /home/<yourusername>/

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Thanks for the help, too! When I tried that, it threw:

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chown: cannot access `/home/chousho/.gvfs': Permission denied

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So I wasn't exactly sure.

Thank you both :)

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Originally Posted by chousho

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chown: cannot access `/home/chousho/.gvfs': Permission denied

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.gvfs are network shares you have mounted, so no worries about permissions there, they should be set dynamically

edit: they could also be locked out if you still have the other one loaded and have network shares mounted there, I guess youll find out lol