I blogged earlier here about Nautilus scripts to mount and unmount iso files.
Here’s anothery that’s real useful, to give you open the terminal in the current directory shown in the nautilus window.
From the previous post, go to your nautilus scripts folder. Make a new file or just make a copy then edit one that’s there (saves setting permissions!).
Call it term_here or terminal or whatever.
Keep the
#!/bin/bash
at the start, and have just
gnome-terminal
after it.
I assume this will work with your favourite terminal program as well.
Now you can just right-click and pop open a terminal wherever you are in nautilus.
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