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Nautilus Scripts

November 11, 2007 · No Comments

Nautilus is the default file manager for ubuntu yet it lacks some basic features like getting a terminal at the current directory, getting root at the current directory, etc…

Nautilus Scripts to the rescue, just install the scripts and you get a bunch of utilities on your right click on your favourite file manager.

Get it here

Installing  Nautilus Scripts

1. Download the package.

2. Extract the files to /home/<user>/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts

(Do note that .gnome2 is a hidden folder, to view it you have to press Ctrl+H)

3. Close all running instances of Nautilus and open it again.

4. Right click anywhere in Nautilus and you will see a new option ‘Script’.

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