Andreas:
I believe the reason of nautilus not starting is not what you say,
because of three reasons:
1. The problem started after an update.
2. The problem should not exist when the icon is pressed with the
middle-button, since that starts new instances of programs even when
they are already open. Middle-cliking doesn't start nautilus.
3. If you open a terminal and type "nautilus", it won't start either.
But if you type "nautilus ~" or "nautilus /" or any valid path, it will.
This makes me believe that somehow the -n option is a default, or that
nautilus is started now in that mode.
Regards,
Carlos
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