On Ubuntu 16.04, is there a way for Launcher to open folders from NTFS partitions (which are auto-mounted) under the icon/instance of Nautilus instead of what it started doing in 16.04, i.e. instead of opening them under Devices?
What happens is that I have an NTFS partition mounted with all my data on it (I have dual boot). I have all the bookmarks and places set up in Nautilus. When I right-click the Nautilus icon (on the Launcher) and choose one of the bookmarked locations (the ones in the NTFS partition), they open as a separate Device icon on the Launcher, instead of Nautilus.
Supposedly, it's because "the file manager (Nautilus) is now integrated with Unity Launcher, so every device icon available on Unity Launcher only manages the relative window, while the Files (Nautilus) icon matches the other views. For instance, if you click on the Trash (or USB devices, etc.) icon, the Nautilus window that opens is managed from the Trash icon, and not from the Nautilus icon from the Launcher" (webupd8.com).
If you open the same location BUT through a Link placed in the Home folder, it'll run under Nautilus icon... I cannot be the only one getting annoyed by this, right?
/etc/fstabentry. Not sure if you would want that.