Switching from Budgie Desktop View to Nemo Desktop

penny-farthing

FAb7D This option is already selected.

penny-farthing

Solarmass Yes, I did start from Nemo, and as explained above, right click on the file selected, then Move to, then Browse... to end up to the screen (where I selected Documents) reported on this post.
No idea ?

FAb7D

penny-farthing No, I'm sorry

Solarmass

penny-farthing gotcha! Move to item was disabled for me.
Folders are on top for me, my settings:

BTW have you tried another method:

cut the file > open destination folder > paste the file

penny-farthing

Solarmass I have the same settings like you (except for the icon view which I prefer).
Regarding your suggestion, indeed, in this way, the display is correct.
But I must admit that I was so used to using "Copy to..." or "Move to...".
Must I uninstall Nautilus ? (I haven't done it)
Anyway, thanks for taking the time to try to help me during these exchanges.
I think that, like some users, I will consider reinstalling my system with the new ISO v.4.4 when it will be released.

Solarmass

penny-farthing Must I uninstall Nautilus ? (I haven't done it)

or reset its settings somehow.. I would try it 🙂

FAb7D

penny-farthing I'have unistalled Nautilus and Nemo work in the right way also with copy to and move to.
I believe that you jump from Nautilus to Nemo without realizing it.

penny-farthing

Solarmass I looked in the Preferences menu and I could not find a link to reset the values set in Nemo or Nautilus.
Is there a terminal command to do this ?

Solarmass

penny-farthing

Install Dconf Editor, go to /org/gnome/nautilus/ and check the toggle Use default value everywhere

^ here is (!) non-default setting

old link: https://askubuntu.com/questions/697739/how-to-restore-nautilus-default-settings

Next steps you can try:

remove Nautilus
reinstall Nautilus
check broken packages https://getsol.us/articles/troubleshooting/general-troubleshooting/en/

penny-farthing

Solarmass The instructions you gave me were to correct any defects in Nautilus. I can confirm that folders appear before files when copying or moving a file to another folder.
But this was still not the case for Nemo.
So here is what I did:

uninstall Nemo, then restart the PC
reinstall Nemo following the procedure provided by @EbonJaeger
in the Preferences menu, I unchecked the "Inherit view type from parent" option
and here is the result:

Thanks again for your patience and help and good continuation... with Solus! 😃

penny-farthing

EbonJaeger Is it still necessary to keep Nautilus, once we have installed Nemo? (since this one should logically replace it)

EbonJaeger

penny-farthing Installing Nautilus is fine. If the operation you're doing involves a file picker, then that's a part of GTK itself, not any file manager. The file picker is in GTK.

penny-farthing

FAb7D
EbonJaeger
Thank you for your answers to both of you.

brent

EbonJaeger hey Ebon---your instructions worked on a fresh budgie install. no more nautilus!

I recommend all Budgie new installs to do this and read the whole thread for the nemo add-ons. nautilus was problematic when I used it immediately after install. some mediocre things never change (nautilus) but thanks to you I changed it. in fedora budgie nemo is the default. that will probably happen in the next .iso...

...but I could not wait🙂

riffer

I'm on Gnome and I've given up on Nautilus. I installed nemo and removed nautilus as part of my new install. So far so good.

WetGeek

riffer I installed nemo and removed nautilus as part of my new install.

Speaking of changing to Nemo: Why is Nemo placed in the Accessories sub-menu (after a reboot) on Budgie? Why not System Tools, or if not that, Utilities? To me, it seems like it's definitely a system tool.

kizilyildiz

Hi,
How can I change the icons nemo using to nautilus' icon set!

EbonJaeger

kizilyildiz I'm not sure what you mean. The icons in those screenshots look the same to me; they should be using whatever you have your icon theme set to.

EbonJaeger

WetGeek Because the category that it has in the desktop file is Utility, which the spec describes as "Accessories," which is the name that Budgie uses. Just yesterday I actually made this PR changing some of the category sorting, in which the current Utilities category will no longer exist because it's A) ambiguous with Accessories and B) doesn't include a desktop category that one would expect (X-GNOME-Utilities).

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