I had this problem in Ubuntu 10.10 . The problem seems to arise after you install glib. It's inconvenient, because not only do I not get a nautilus session from Places>Computer, but various drives - especially usb sticks - fail to auto-mount. I don't of course know the real cause, but here's a work-around that gets rid of the problem. The culprits are /usr/local/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0 & libgio-2.0.so.0.2899.0 . The 1st of these is a symbolic link to the 2nd. Create a folder /usr/local/lib/preventNautilusCrash and put these two files there along with a README explaining why. Who knows: maybe they are needed, so don't destroy them. Anyway, this fixed the nautilus problem for me.
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