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Re: Clicking on icons for mounted devices uses Nautilus instead of Thunar

dummy@example.com (wlkngowl) — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 15:00:26 +0000

Using gconf-editor to look the (low-level) configuration of gnome-volume-manager does not show that there's an option to control what application is used to browse a volume when autobrowse is set.

Re: Clicking on icons for mounted devices uses Nautilus instead of Thunar

dummy@example.com (wlkngowl) — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 14:45:20 +0000

I've found the configuration for the gnome-volume-manager by running gnome-volume-properties. I can disable automatic browsing of the volume, but I cannot tell it to use another application when automatically browsing the volume.

When I click on the icon, it uses Thunar.

Clicking on icons for mounted devices uses Nautilus instead of Thunar

dummy@example.com (wlkngowl) — Thu, 20 Jul 2006 13:28:12 +0000

I have Ubuntu 6.06 with both Gnome and Xfce installed. Xfce is my preferred desktop: I'm using 4.4 Beta 1.

When I plug in devices (such as USB drives) or insert a CD, an icon appears. Nice, but when I click on the icon, it seems to use Nautilus instead of Thunar to browse the drive. How do I change this?