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1. #Add open in terminal to nautilus un ubuntu 16.04 install#
2. #Add open in terminal to nautilus un ubuntu 16.04 code#

Nemo is a fairly complete and lightweight file manager, at least lighter than its predecessor, Nautilus. Sudo rm /etc/apt//webupd8team-nemo-*.list On Ubuntu 16.04, I can click the menu to the top right of nautilus and select Open in Terminal, which is incredibly useful. Xdg-mime default sktop inode/directory application/x-gnome-saved-search sudo apt remove nemo nemo-* For this we only have to write the following in the terminal: However, this file manager may not convince us and even malfunction and we want to go back to Nautilus. Now we restart the session and Ubuntu will use the latest version of Nemo as a file manager without having Cinnamon installed on our computer.

#Add open in terminal to nautilus un ubuntu 16.04 code#

Xdg-mime default sktop inode/directory application/x-gnome-saved-search This code will vary based upon the model of mouse you have and how many buttons it has. To make Nemo the default file manager, we have to write the following commands in our terminal: gsettings set show-desktop-icons false

#Add open in terminal to nautilus un ubuntu 16.04 install#

This will install Nemo on our Ubuntu, but will not make it the default file manager of the distribution. So we open the terminal and write the following: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/nemo3 Now, we add our action : go to menu File/New Action and check 'Display item in location context menu', change the 'Context label' to 'Open in terminal'. For this we have to go to the external repository that Webupd8 created for Ubuntu 17.04 and / or Ubuntu 16.04. Thanks to the guys from WebUpd8 we can install the latest version of Nemo, Nemo 3.4 and not need the installation of desktops like Cinnamon or bookstores related to this menthol desk. Nemo is present in the Ubuntu repositories, but its installation implies the installation of packages and add-ons such as Cinnamon or other additional libraries that expand the space occupied by this file manager.

Thanks to Community developers we can install this file manager in our distribution and make us forget about Nautilus. Its use in Linux Mint as well as its fast updates make many users prefer this file manager instead of Nautilus. Nemo is a Nautilus-based file manager that is becoming very popular.