Archive: nautilus

Just stumbled across a simple and incredibly useful Netbeans plugin. http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/676/path-tools Path Tools. It’s not listed in the standard list of available plugins, but if you download the nbm file and just drag and drop it into the plugin install dialog window it works easily enough. Once installed you can right click any folder or [...]

You want it, Ubuntu Supplies It: sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal More Reading:Debugging Programmatically Opened Terminals in GnomeCustom Terminals for SSH in Gnome UbuntuUbuntu Nautilus Sudo Extension – Open as SudoStart windows on a specified workspaceSun Java 1.6.0.30 packages for Ubuntu « « Flexion.Org Blog Flexion.Org BlogServer Migration – Pipe Tar from Server to Server using [...]

If you use nautilus to manage your files (if you are using Ubuntu, you do) and you would like a quick way to open files with sudo rights, check out the nautilus-gksu package. This extends nautilus allowing you “open as administrator” from a right click menu. This is a great time saver and a much [...]