Nautilus is the official file manager for the GNOME desktop, and Unity
is a shell interface developed by Canonical for use with the GNOME
desktop. Nemo is the official file manager for the Cinnamon desktop.
There exists the option to choose which desktop environment you want to
use, and with Cinnamon, Nemo comes as the preferred file manager, but as
long as the GNOME desktop environment stays the "out of the box"
environment, Nautilus will stay as the preferred file manager. Leaving
this open for discussion seems that it wouldn't generate anything
positive and constructive, as it would require changing the basic
foundation of the project as a whole, so I am making the decision to
close this report. There seems no defensible stance or invitation for
further dialog here. I would however like to thank you for getting
involved in the community.
I hope that this makes sense, and helps to explain why replacing
Nautilus with anything is a bit of a stretch. As always if you have any
further questions, you can either contact me through launchpad, or send
me an email directly @ qtbal...@gmail.com.
Quinn Balazs
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Status: New => Invalid
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