But it should prove to be a time saver or a convenience maker.Ĭheck the extension out on Github to learn more. I won’t pretend that having right-click access to open a folder in one of these apps is a life changing experience. This is a fairly expansive list that covers a wide array of terminal apps, from power-user tools like terminology to the super streamlined stars like st. If you’re reading from the future and a new one has been added do let me know via the tip form) can be gleaned below:
#Open in terminal dconf full#
This succinctly-titled extension for the Nautilus file manager allows you to specify which terminal app is launched.Ī full list of terminal emulators supported (at the time of writing the app continues to be developed and maintained. Which is presumably why “Nautilus Open Any Terminal” was created. There’s no way to configure the package to launch a different terminal app - not out of the box, and not easily. But that shortcut only works with GNOME Terminal. Ubuntu has a handy “Open in Terminal” option present in the right-click context menu of Nautilus default. running commands in the directory I intended and not one I mistyped! Plus (more importantly for a typo-prone input merchant like me) it ensures I end up in right place, i.e. It saves time you don’t need to navigate to a folder in the terminal using the cd command.
Being able to instantly open a folder in a terminal on Ubuntu straight from the file manager has its advantages.
0 kommentar(er)
