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I'm guessing that's what it is. I reinstalled Ubuntu and replaced my newly created home directory with my old home directory. Problem is, my new Ubuntu doesn't have XYZ program installed and when I double click a file it attempts to open it with XYZ program. How do I 'reset' my home partition so that it won't use non-existent programs?

Specifically, its WINE. It wants me to open files with internet explorer and notepad.

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Open the the file $HOME/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list with a text editor remove all entries pointing to non-existent programs.

Just remove the file if you want to use the default settings for all file types.

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