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bassmanitram / actions-for-nautilus

An extension to the Gnome "Files" file manager that allows you to add arbitrary actions to the file selection context menu.
Apache License 2.0
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No issue - good ! #5

Closed biokomiker closed 1 year ago

biokomiker commented 2 years ago

I made a user make install. Works smoothly.

And configured one of the actions I started to miss from Gnome 42:

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The nested structure in Folder actions and Copy is very nice as well.

Georg

bassmanitram commented 2 years ago

VERY nice!!! I'll play with that myself!

Thanks

Martin

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I made a user make install. Works smoothly.

And configured one of the actions I started to miss from Gnome 42:

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The nested structure in Folder actions and Copy is very nice as well.

Georg

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bassmanitram commented 1 year ago

@biokomiker - can you send me the JSON config for your deja-dup action - I'd like to add it to the new wiki examples

biokomiker commented 1 year ago

I tweaked the deja-dup a bit: It is also possible to restore a) directories and b) multiples files and directories in one rush.

{ "type": "command", "label": "restore previous version", "command_line": "deja-dup --restore %F", "mimetypes": [], "filetypes": [ "file", "directory" ] },

bassmanitram commented 1 year ago

Thx - added to the Wiki

JavaScriptDude commented 6 months ago

Did not want to spam with a new issue but I just wanted to say thanks for this extension. Its something I have been looking forward to since I switched to Linux almost 10 years ago for my primary development desktops. In Windohs, I used File Menu Tools heavily and now I finally have something to fill that hole.

Mucho Kudos!