Re: Fedup from 18 to 19, now Nautilus won't open

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On 09/14/2013 08:03 PM, Richard Shaw wrote:
Ok, I had a successful fedup from 18->19 but now when I click on Files nothing happens. If I try to open something else, like Home (I have Gnome managing the desktop) then I'll get a pop-up saying:

Opening "Home".
You can stop this operation by clicking Cancel

but it never does anything, just sits there forever.

Ideas?

Thanks,
Richard



Can you reinstall Nautilus? Sounds as though Nautilus is the weak link here.

FWIW, I switched to KDE with F12, so my file manager is named Dolphin. Never had a problem quite like this.

Temlakos
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