Terminal Here

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Description:

Open a terminal with the currentdir of nautilus as workdir.
Don't need to select any file in the currentdir.

Last changelog:

12 years ago

fixed several bugs

Scaler
9 years ago

#!/bin/bash
gnome-terminal

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czaroli
11 years ago

in Ubuntu 9.10 fine work this:

/home/czaro/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/Terminal_There

[ File Contents Therminal_There ]

#!/bin/sh
gnome-terminal --working-directory="$PWD"

Thx

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Epsilon1205
11 years ago

Great!

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Chief677
12 years ago

why not simply write:

#!/bin/sh
gnome-terminal --working-directory="$PWD"

It does exact the same thing :-)

Maybe I am wrong but it works and also with spaces and other special chars in the file path.

c,Ya

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jithu2k1
12 years ago

How about using the package nautilus-open-terminal? It is a script extension for nautilus. install it from synaptic and do "killall nautilus". the extension would be loaded in memory. It does exactly the same thing.

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skavoovee
13 years ago

Good, but where must I put the script or the files?
I put it in ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts, but when I select a file o dir, with right click, scripts/TerminalHere always open the term on ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/terminalhere, what can I do?
This is de content of TerminalHere:
~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts$ more TerminalHere
#!/bin/bash

#Open a terminal with the currentdir of nautilus as workdir.
#Don't need to select any file in the currentdir.
##########################################################################
# Nautilus "Terminal Here" Script #
##########################################################################
# #
# Created by Xinyu Du #
# Emails: glacier_05@yahoo.com.cn #
##########################################################################
wdir=echo ${NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_CURRENT_URI#file://}
gnome-terminal --working-directory=$wdir

Thanks

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