Hiya,

Just a quick report that the following does act as expected (or previous versions):


$ nautilus /some/first/directory & disown
$ cd /second/directory
$ nautilus .

Expected results
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Two windows, one showing /some/first/directory, and the second showing /second/directory.

Actual results
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Two windows, both showing /some/first/directory.


As best as I can tell, whichever directory is specified on the command line when nautilus is first run (/home/user if not specified) will be used for all relative addresses for later instances.

In the following example:

/home/usera/stuff
/home/userb/things

$ cd /home/usera
$ nautilus & disown
$ cd /home/userb
$ nautilus ./things

This will raise an error that "/home/usera/things" does not exist.

If there's any further information or testing I can do, please let me know...