That is it! Reinstaling the new versions, removing totem010, and rhythmbox-0.9.4, which also depends on totem010, nautilus starts fine. So, it seems that the villain of the history is totem010 after all. But with the previous versions, everything worked together in peace. But why does nautilus depend on totem? It is kind of non-sense. /Paulo Roma. <div>On 6/9/06, Jan Schmidt <<a href="mailto:thaytan@noraisin.net">thaytan@noraisin.net</a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> On Fri, 2006-06-09 at 11:17 -0300, Paulo Cavalcanti wrote: > With the set below, if I install the 5 packages I mentioned before, > nautilus > hangs forever (it creates 2 processes), > although rythmbox 0.9 plays fine. It is difficult to track > the problem. I had to use gdb with nautilius. I had no idea nautilus > could ever > depend on gstreamer. But in fact it does. On the other hand, Kde is > completely unaffected. It depends on GStreamer through the totem-properties-page extension, I think. I've no idea how to tell why that extension is hanging nautilus on startup, but moving aside /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions/libtotem- properties-page.so might help tell if that's the problem. Jan. -- Jan Schmidt <a href="mailto:thaytan@noraisin.net">thaytan@noraisin.net</a> If Darl McBride had his way, he would have banned marriage too, because it obviously is against the remunerative interests of prostitutes - Bruce Perens </blockquote></div>