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How can I downgrade to an older version of Nautilus?

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It looks like that nautilus have changed a lot since previous version, I hate the way it is on ubuntu 13.04 (Installed it yesterday)

First of all, a lot of features are gone, next, if I start typing sth, it will search for it which is soooo bad! is there anyway to go back to previous version? (of course I was unable to fine a way.

EDIT: looks like nemo file manager is a fork of nautilus 3.4 by linuxmint dev. they were not satisfied with nautilus 3.6 (like me) I guess that will do it ;)

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answered 1 Year ago clegian · Accepted Answer

Grab Nemo (Linux Mint team forked nautilus 3.4, because they don't like what was changed in 3.6)

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gwendal-lebihan-dev/cinnamon-stable 

sudo apt-get update 

sudo apt-get install nemo