I followed this question:
How to add my favorite places as a quicklist in my home's icon in Unity?
And created the launcher. It's pretty good, as you can see here:
But when I click it (be 'it' itself or any of the shortcuts) another launcher, the dull one, gets to represent nautilus in Unity, as you can see here:
I even backed nautilus.desktop up at /usr/share/applications so and then copied my custom launcher to this system folder --- but it still doesn't work!!!
So, what can I do?
sudo apt-get install --reinstall nautilus
to get the original/usr/share/applications
files back. When I did, I worked directly over them. I still get the same error. – Peterson Silva Oct 13 '11 at 22:17nautilus.desktop
directly at/usr/share/applications
), I rebooted. Then, instead of using the dash to move the "home folder" launcher to the unity launcher (fig1), I just launched nautilus through a terminal to see which icon would pop up at the unity launcher. The result was this different icon I talked about earlier (fig2). But it had the quicklist, so I kept it in the launcher (fig3) and headed over to nautilus.desktop to change the icon touser-home
(fig4). Reboot once more, and it's done! – Peterson Silva Oct 13 '11 at 22:46