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How do I start separate instances of Nautilus?
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Is it possible to force Nautilus to start a new instance rather than open a new window in an existing session?
I'm trying to script some cool popup windows using nautilus --name=... and i3 config, but once I've opened one window, all following windows are opened in the same session and completely ignores any --name and --class arguments I pass.
Are there any options or environment variables I can set to force Nautilus to start a new process rather than open a new window in the existing process?
Basically I want to be able to create new windows with different X11 class and instance properties.
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Is it possible to force Nautilus to start a new instance rather than open a new window in an existing session?
I'm trying to script some cool popup windows using nautilus --name=... and i3 config, but once I've opened one window, all following windows are opened in the same session and completely ignores any --name and --class arguments I pass.
Are there any options or environment variables I can set to force Nautilus to start a new process rather than open a new window in the existing process?
Basically I want to be able to create new windows with different X11 class and instance properties.
nautilus
asked Jun 27 at 15:01
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I'm usingpcmanfm(default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want withpcmanfm(it can be installed from the repository universe withsudo apt install pcmanfm].
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Jun 27 at 15:22
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Is it possible to force Nautilus to start a new instance rather than open a new window in an existing session?
I'm trying to script some cool popup windows using nautilus --name=... and i3 config, but once I've opened one window, all following windows are opened in the same session and completely ignores any --name and --class arguments I pass.
Are there any options or environment variables I can set to force Nautilus to start a new process rather than open a new window in the existing process?
Basically I want to be able to create new windows with different X11 class and instance properties.
nautilus
asked Jun 27 at 15:01
HubroHubro
6964 gold badges12 silver badges32 bronze badges
Is it possible to force Nautilus to start a new instance rather than open a new window in an existing session?
I'm trying to script some cool popup windows using nautilus --name=... and i3 config, but once I've opened one window, all following windows are opened in the same session and completely ignores any --name and --class arguments I pass.
Are there any options or environment variables I can set to force Nautilus to start a new process rather than open a new window in the existing process?
Basically I want to be able to create new windows with different X11 class and instance properties.
nautilus
nautilus
asked Jun 27 at 15:01
HubroHubro
6964 gold badges12 silver badges32 bronze badges
asked Jun 27 at 15:01
HubroHubro
6964 gold badges12 silver badges32 bronze badges
asked Jun 27 at 15:01
HubroHubro
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asked Jun 27 at 15:01
HubroHubro
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I'm usingpcmanfm(default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want withpcmanfm(it can be installed from the repository universe withsudo apt install pcmanfm].
– sudodus
Jun 27 at 15:22
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I'm usingpcmanfm(default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want withpcmanfm(it can be installed from the repository universe withsudo apt install pcmanfm].
– sudodus
Jun 27 at 15:22
I'm using
pcmanfm (default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want with pcmanfm (it can be installed from the repository universe with sudo apt install pcmanfm].– sudodus
Jun 27 at 15:22
I'm using
pcmanfm (default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want with pcmanfm (it can be installed from the repository universe with sudo apt install pcmanfm].– sudodus
Jun 27 at 15:22
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pcmanfm(default file browser in Lubuntu). Try if you can do what you want withpcmanfm(it can be installed from the repository universe withsudo apt install pcmanfm].– sudodus
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