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Cannot open any folders from "Places". Tried to solve the problem the way I was told to do last time, but could not get it running... One shortcut that I have installed on my desktop is working, though. I have Ubuntu 10.10. Help, someone?
I went to Nautilus, chose a file, chose "open with other something", then clicked on filebrowser and that's it!! Now "places" is back to business. (Feel like a real expert on this, piece of cake!).
I went to Nautilus, chose a file, chose "open with other something", then clicked on filebrowser and that's it!! Now "places" is back to business. (Feel like a real expert on this, piece of cake!).
Damn, you beat me to it man. I was going to say that next, I swear.... That is a common problem that keeps popping up all over the internet. Glad you got it figured out though man.
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