I set Dolphin as default file manager, but VSCode opens Nautilus instead of Dolphin

[gusbemacbe]

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• Open multiple instance of dolphin in Linux (#47027)
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[weinand]

@gusbemacbe what do you mean by step 3 "open a folder"?

"Opening a folder" in VS Code means clicking on the folder in the explorer (and that works fine for me).

[gusbemacbe]

Inside VSCode, I selected File -> Open Folder ...

[weinand]

Aha, you mean VS Code uses the wrong "open file dialog".

[saileshkush95]

I'm also facing same problem

[gusbemacbe]

@weinand and @bpasero, the same problem still insists. I am using Deepin OS and Manjaro, VSCode opens the ugly X11/Xorg-based Nautilus instead of Deepin File (Deepin OS's default file manager) and Dolphin (Manjaro's).

[bpasero]

@gusbemacbe did you try with our latest insider release that comes with Electron 2.0.x and GTK3 support? Just wondering if that would change anything here.

[gusbemacbe]

@bpasero

Sorry for my absence, I was sick.

ON Manjaro, it supports perfectly GTK3, but it still opens Nautilus instead of Dolphin File.

On Deepin OS, it does not support GTK3, and still also opens Nautilus instead of Deepin File Manager.