I've suffered the same issue. Presumably, because you've entered your sudo password to open this dialogue, it's displaying /root rather than /home/[username]
the command:
sudo nautilus
produces the same result (as expected and desired).
Does this bug affect other applications that require sudo privileges to run? Even if it doesn't it's a little annoying.
I've suffered the same issue. Presumably, because you've entered your sudo password to open this dialogue, it's displaying /root rather than /home/[username]
the command:
sudo nautilus
produces the same result (as expected and desired).
Does this bug affect other applications that require sudo privileges to run? Even if it doesn't it's a little annoying.