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    Want gnome-search-tool to call nautilus rather than thunar

    I recently installed xubuntu (it was the "buntu" that would run on my old Compaq Presario 2100). However, I like gnome-search-tool better than catfish, and I like nautilus better than thunar. So I installed both and they run, but when gnome-search-tool finds a file I want and I double click it, it calls thunar rather nautilus. In addition, if I double click on anything on the desktop thunar is called rather than nautilus. I suppose this is caused by some configuration setting, but I don't know how to fix it.

    Any help would be appreciated very much!!!
    Last edited by Ralph L; March 23rd, 2013 at 01:14 AM.

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    Re: Want gnome-search-tool to call nautilus rather than thunar

    Go to Settings -> Preferred Applications -> Utilities and set the file Manager to Nautilus.

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    Re: Want gnome-search-tool to call nautilus rather than thunar

    The gnome desktop utilities includes a search tool which is Independent of the fie manager. It can be opened from the search key on my current keyboard, but not the my old one.
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    Re: Want gnome-search-tool to call nautilus rather than thunar

    LewisTM
    Thank you very much for responding. Your suggestion worked perfectly!!! I never looked at that setting.

    Ralph

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