Nemo Randomly Makes Itself Default File Manager and Makes Icons Appear On My Desktop, Everything Goes Back To Normal After 1,2 Reboots
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Ubuntu |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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nemo (Ubuntu) |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
> I have been told I should make a bug report regarding my situation. So here it is, the original post is below. And here is my "answers" thread: https:/
I've installed Nemo but haven't made it default and I have nothing on my desktop. But sometimes when I boot up I see Computer, Home and Trash icons on my desktop and suddenly Nemo is the default file manager as when I click any of my shortcuts or the new icons on my desktop Nemo appears. When I restart it all returns to normal.
My question is...well... WTF?! I was testing out Nemo and intending to replace Nautilus with something else but this stuff is really weird, can someone tell me what's going on? Should I uninstall Nemo? I'm really new to Ubuntu or Linux in general but I didn't find where those icons would be disabled when I look at my Desktop on Nemo via opening by the shortcut on my Desktop, it shows nothing is there.
When I look for Desktop Icons in Unity Tweak Tool appereantly nothing is there and they don't go away when I tinker with the settings.
But after I restart 1 or 2 times the problem disappers and everything goes back to normal.
So please, somebody help me make some sense out of this. Also could someone tell me how to uninstall a software thoroughly in Ubuntu? It always leaves a lot of junk behind from my experience. Note: I'm using Ubuntu 14.04.
Screen Shot 1, The Problem: https:/
Screen Shot 2, Two Restarts Later every thing is back to normal: https:/
description: | updated |
tags: | added: 14.04 default nautilus nemo weird |
tags: | removed: weird |
no longer affects: | nemo |
affects: | ubuntu → nemo |
affects: | nemo → nemo (Ubuntu) |
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