![]() Open Terminal or press Ctrl+Alt+T to quickly access it. ![]() Guide to Add “Open in Terminal” in Ubuntu/Nautilus Context Menu Checkout Fedora/CentOS/Red Hat guide for this. It should be in their repository to get the following command work. Thus, you can use this Nautilus plugin to add “directory specific” Terminal launcher shortcut in most Linux Distros (specially Debian/Ubuntu based) that uses Nautilus as default File Explorer. So we are going to use a Nautilus plugin called Nautilus Open Terminal. Note: For your information, Currently Ubuntu uses Genome Files ( Nautilus as former name) as default File Browser. Here I’ll show you how to get it in Ubuntu File Manager. Even in Windows 7 or later, you can get “Open Command Window here” by clicking on right-mouse while holding Shift key. This feature is already present in Linux Mint, Xubuntu and Xfce Desktop. To save time, having an option to “ Open Terminal here” in Ubuntu File Manager’s context menu (right-click options) would be great for all.
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