I’ve been battling this issue for a few months now. When I hit super + e, I had it previously mapped to open the ‘Files’ (File Manager Utility) in Gnome. However, for some reason it keeps opening up VSCodium now.
I found a bug report that talks about this and how to fix it so it opens the Files utility correctly:
However, when I perform the fix (changing the order inside the mimeinfo.cache config) it is only temporary. It gets overwritten when I restart / resume back into my system. And I’m left with Super + E opening VSCodium again.
Thank you in advance to everyone for your time and help. Any help would be super appreciated!
What is the location of the mimeinfo.cache file you edited?
Because I think it shouldn’t be set in that file, but rather in ~/.config/mimeapps.list. Possibly under the [Default Applications] section. Although, I’m obviously not sure. I think the mimeinfo.cache file gets regenerated every time on boot, hence your changes not persissting.
Will look at the other location you posted and give it a shot. Thanks!
Update:
There was no ‘inode/directory’ line in the mimeapps.list config. I was looking for this line specifically from my mimeinfo.cache looked like the following: