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(Xfce 4.12 / Fedora 22 / Latest upgrade)
I want to replace the thunar file manager with the caja (Mate) file manager (and not simply reset my preferred file manager).
So, I go to Settings -> Session and Startup -> Session (tab).
I select thunar and Quit Program.
Then I run Application Finder (ALT-f2): caja --no-desktop
The --no-desktop seems to have no effect in Xfce 4.12 Fedora 22. It simply starts the caja file manager window (as if I had launched caja from the Applications Menu).
I use this same technique in other distros to replace thunar with caja so that caja starts up with the session rather than thunar. And yes, I know, I can set my preferred file manager to caja. But I would rather start caja with the --no-desktop with the session so that caja manages inserted USB drives rather than thunar.
And, yes, I know, thunar manages USB drives nicely. But it doesn't always copy files from an ntfs formatted SD card correctly. Thus, my wanting to switch out thunar *completely* from my Xfce session and replace with some other file manager.
I know I've successfully accomplished this in other distros, using even SpaceFM.
Any ideas?
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Xfce 4.12
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It must behave differently depending on whether or not the mate-desktop is installed.
Xfce 4.12
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