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"Wayne" <rondonjin@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
news:pan.2005.06.29.06.45.39.208098@yahoo.com...
> On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 16:31:19 +1000, Patrick D Phillips wrote:
>
>> When I first started using Mandrake, I noticed that Nautilus had two
>> panes, similar to MC as well as a Location and other menu items. My 
>> recent
>> Mandrakes however have only a single window with icons. After installing
>> Sun Solaris I was reminded that this look is still available but have not
>> been able to identify why I can't do the same thing with Nautilus 2.6.3 
>> on
>> Mandrake 10.1. The menu options View, Side Pane, Location Bar and
>> Statusbar are missing. Is there some configuration file I should be
>> checking for this to work?
>
> This is the 'new' look introduced in Gnome 2.6, I believe, called
> Spatial Nautilus. If you dig down through lots of directories you
> can soon find yourself knee deep in open windows, something that
> I really hated with OS/2.
>
> Anyway, if you're running Gnome 2.8 and over you can open the
> preferences dialogue for Nautilus and on the second page
> (Behaviour) put a check mark in 'Always Open in Browser Windows'
>
> If you're running 2.6 you'll have to launch the Gconf editor
> and drill down to Apps > Nautilus > Preferences and put a check
> in always_use_browser.
>
> As an aside, how is Solaris 10? I downloaded the CDs a while
> ago but I'm not brave enough to try it out.
>
> Wayne
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Yes, that worked. Had me stumped where that setting would be buried. I would 
have thought under Preferences would have been easier.

Patrick