Can't rename files with Nautilus but can with Thunar
I'm not sure when this started as I don't rename files much, but today I created a new folder inside /home/Music using Nautilus (i.e. places-Music). The new folder is called by default "untitled folder" and is selected so you can rename it. However, I can't. It's as if my keyboard is disconnected. Nothing happens when I try to type a new name. However, I can open up Thunar and rename the folder just fine. This happens with current folders too. I can choose to rename and it changes to a box that I can type in and change the name but nothing happens. However, I can change the names in Thunar.
Is there anything that would account for what acts like a dead keyboard in Nautilus but everything is fine in Thunar? Note, my keyboard is not dead as I'm using it to type this. It's not a permission or owner issue either.
Thanks.
On a related note, can I make Thunar the default manager and have it open when using the "Places" menu? What are the drawbacks of doing this? Lately I'm thinking Thunar is much better than Nautilus.
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