How To Get ‘Open in Terminal’ Option In Ubuntu Linux
May 4, 2011
Here’s how to get ‘Open in Terminal’ option in Ubuntu Linux:
1. Issue the following command at the terminal –
sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal
2. Reboot your system and you’ll have the option of ‘Open in Terminal’ in the right-click context menu while browsing files in Nautilus file manager.
Note that this tip also works with Ubuntu 11.04 ‘Natty Narwhal’ classic desktop too.
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One Comment
helpful tip. dont reboot! not needed… just open a terminal and type
killall nautilus
then type
nautilus&
now you can close the terminal window just be sure to include that & sign without a space in that last command.
now you will see the open in terminal in the context window when you right click within a nautilus window.
please note that executing killall nautilus will close out all existing nautilus (file manager) windows XD