After reading again Set Hallstrom's post I looked at my
/usr/share/applications/defaults.list and found it had
inode/directory=nautilus-folder-handler.desktop
As I do not have Nautilus on my system I changed the inode/directory entry to
point to PCManFM but that change had no effect.
I then investigated the default applications using lxsession-default-apps and
found the default file manager unset so set it to PCManFM. That appears to have
resolved my issue, now when I click "Show in File Manager" the folder opens in
PCManFM.
So perhaps the cause of this problem is the uninstallation of Nautilus which
leaves the system with no default file manager set.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1196339
Title:
Firefox "Open Containing Folder" opens Audacious instead of File
Manager
Status in audacious package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Firefox web browser
2. Click on Downloads arrow (to right of search box by default)
3. Click on Show All Downloads
4. Click on the "Open Containing Folder" icon next to a file you have already
downloaded
Actual behavior: The containing folder doesn't open. Instead Audacious
opens.
Expected behavior: The containing folder should open in the File
Manager.
This bug is present in a clean install of Ubuntu Studio 13.04
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