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Making Krusader the default file manager

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Tuesday, February 27th 2007, 1:05pm

Making Krusader the default file manager

Hi, I am trying to make Krusader my default KDE file manager. I (crudely) tried to do it by right clicking on a folder on Konqueror and associating it with Krusader (i.e. 'open as' and 'remember'). Regular folders are opened with Krusader after doing this. However, removable devices and CDs do not open correctly when they are mounted and try to show their contents on Krusader (the program simply does not open).

I have read taht someone has created a script to substitute Nautilus as the default gnome file manager (http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease). I had a look at the script and tried looking in the folders where the script substitutes the Nautilus files (in search for Konqueror equivalents that I could hack), but they're not there. Any clues on how to go about making krusader the default file manager (ideally in a way that can be reversed if necessary!)

Thanks