Nautilus Layout - Fedora 9

[snoguy986]

Is there any way to get Nautilus back in (what I assume is) it's default layout? Similar to how it's laid out in Ubuntu? I just don't like how it opens up a bunch of separate windows for each directory I go into. It takes up space on my Window list too.

Or is the file manager that comes with F9 even nautilus? I just assumed it is since that's traditionally the file manager that comes with Gnome. Just thinking out loud I guess

[doug60]

This is Easy if you have the Gnome Configuration editor installed.
Under Apps, then Nautilis then preferences set it to browser mode.
I don't like the default either. Just to bothersome.

[snoguy986]

How would I go about installing Gnome Config Editor? I can't seem to find it in Add/Remove

[Loki1950]

The RPM is called gconf-editor.

Enjoy the Choice

[Pete333]

try this ..double click Home icon on your desktop. ...then Edit. ...then Preferences ...then click Behavior ...then check Always open in Browser mode. ..then close Nautilus. ...then double click Home again.

[snoguy986]

Pete333 try this ..double click Home icon on your desktop. ...then Edit. ...then Preferences ...then click Behavior ...then check Always open in Browser mode. ..then close Nautilus. ...then double click Home again.

That worked perfectly. Thank you.