I hope somebody more experienced with Qubes specific terminal commands can help.
If the KDE manager is installed, how does one open via terminal input the file manager for 'dom0'? To browse 'Home' in the GUI.
I do not have a dom0: Files
in the GUI, like I do for all other Virtual Machines. This opens the Home
file structure in the GUI for all the other VMs.
Now dom0
does have a Home
. When I had a fuller installation (kde + xfce, select at login) I had an option, in Application Launcher Menu, in System Tools, the name of the file manager was in the system tools menu, which automatically opened Home
of dom0
.
What do I enter into the dom0
terminal to open Home
in whatever file manager is installed. (No, I have no idea what it was called. I did not remember from the other installation. I may or may not be the file manager KDE used, I don't know.) >Or how would I get the file manager for dom0 icon to display in the Application Launcher Menu?
MY FAILED ATTEMPTS SO FAR: Konqueror
or Dolphin
gives command not found
in dom0 Konsole
. qvm-run dom0 /home
gives me info about /home.
xdg-open /home opens a copy of the Application Launcher Menu, which is still missing the Files or [file manager name] option.
If I run in the command area: qubes-vm-setting dom0 applications
, which qubes-vm-setting [vmname] applications
opens up the shortcuts to programs tool, I get a crash and error log: no such place in /usr.
So dom0 does not have a setting tool, rather it is the system setting tool.
However it does have a /home
directory because it is another VM. Just how to open it in file manager...
Add/remove App shortcuts
is grayed out for dom0 in Qubes VM Manager.