Where is Nautilus command line

[rjreese]

Newby here. In reading messages in this group I have several times seen
references to what appears to be a Nautilus command line. Since I have
not found this on my Breezy installation, I wonder just what is ment.
The commands would not work on a console or terminal.

TIA

GR

[SINNER]

* rjreese wrote in alt.os.linux.ubuntu:

> Newby here. In reading messages in this group I have several times seen
> references to what appears to be a Nautilus command line.

Can you give an example of what you mean?

> Since I have
> not found this on my Breezy installation, I wonder just what is ment.
> The commands would not work on a console or terminal.

There isn't one that I know of. Konqueror in KDE allows a virtual
terminal linked to the file browser but it is no different than opening a
terminal in that directory and executing the command.

--
David
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[Wayne]

On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 02:18:56 +0000, SINNER wrote:

>> Newby here. In reading messages in this group I have several times seen
>> references to what appears to be a Nautilus command line.

>
> Can you give an example of what you mean?
>

>> Since I have
>> not found this on my Breezy installation, I wonder just what is ment.
>> The commands would not work on a console or terminal.

>
> There isn't one that I know of. Konqueror in KDE allows a virtual terminal
> linked to the file browser but it is no different than opening a terminal
> in that directory and executing the command.

There's an add-on to Nautilus that does the same thing:

nautilus-open-terminal

Available in Synaptic.

Wayne
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[rjreese]

Wayne wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 02:18:56 +0000, SINNER wrote:
>
>

>>>Newby here. In reading messages in this group I have several times seen
>>>references to what appears to be a Nautilus command line.

>>
>>Can you give an example of what you mean?
>>
>>

>>>Since I have
>>>not found this on my Breezy installation, I wonder just what is ment.
>>>The commands would not work on a console or terminal.

>>
>>There isn't one that I know of. Konqueror in KDE allows a virtual terminal
>>linked to the file browser but it is no different than opening a terminal
>>in that directory and executing the command.

>
>
> There's an add-on to Nautilus that does the same thing:
>
> nautilus-open-terminal
>
> Available in Synaptic.
>
> Wayne

I installed nautilus-open-terminal but I find no way to bring it up for
action. I find related files but none appear to be the trigger. any
further info??

TIA

G

[Wayne]

On Sat, 25 Mar 2006 00:31:49 +0000, rjreese wrote:

> Wayne wrote:

>> On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 02:18:56 +0000, SINNER wrote:
>>
>>

>>>>Newby here. In reading messages in this group I have several times seen
>>>>references to what appears to be a Nautilus command line.
>>>
>>>Can you give an example of what you mean?
>>>
>>>
>>>>Since I have
>>>>not found this on my Breezy installation, I wonder just what is ment.
>>>>The commands would not work on a console or terminal.
>>>
>>>There isn't one that I know of. Konqueror in KDE allows a virtual
>>>terminal linked to the file browser but it is no different than opening
>>>a terminal in that directory and executing the command.

>>
>>
>> There's an add-on to Nautilus that does the same thing:
>>
>> nautilus-open-terminal
>>
>> Available in Synaptic.
>>
>> Wayne

>
> I installed nautilus-open-terminal but I find no way to bring it up for
> action. I find related files but none appear to be the trigger. any
> further info??
>
> TIA
>
> G

It should add a menu entry under 'File' if I remember correctly (I
don't use it myself) You may have to log out of Gnome and back in
to load it.

Wayne
--
Registered Linux user #375994
[url]http://www.geocities.jp/rondonko/[/url]