Currently Caja (sanely) defaults to the ${HOME} directory when you open it.
And while I can do:
caja ~/${foo} &
To have caja open to an arbitrary folder 'foo'.
It seems like it would be a good feature to have that easily set in the GUI settings.
A field with a default path to open. (Maybe with some path validation?)
caja --set-default-path ${PATH}
As a CLI to fix any corrupt path you could put in the GUI might also be a wise thing to pair in this request.
My current solution is to make caja into caja ~/${foo} &, but that feels hack-y.
Currently Caja (sanely) defaults to the ${HOME} directory when you open it.
And while I can do:
To have caja open to an arbitrary folder 'foo'.
It seems like it would be a good feature to have that easily set in the GUI settings. A field with a default path to open. (Maybe with some path validation?)
As a CLI to fix any corrupt path you could put in the GUI might also be a wise thing to pair in this request.
My current solution is to make caja into caja ~/${foo} &, but that feels hack-y.