These are my favorite ten nautilus scripts.There are too many scripts are available for download from Internet for different purposes.
I selected these scripts on the basis of two facts.
(a) it should be useful enough in day to day desktop usage
(b) it should not require any other software to be installed
How to install these scripts:
(a) download each script (.sh) files from links given below
(b) copy these files to Scripts folder which is
/home/XXXXX/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts
where XXXXX is to be replaced with your own home directory name.Now whenever we right click inside Nautilus file manager a "Scripts" item will be shown where you can access these scripts.
Note: Credits and license of scripts can be found at respective files.
1. Open as root: open selected folder as root.
download
2. Font installer: it is said that installing fonts is the best kept secret in Ubuntu!:-) Install fonts with this script.
download
3. Send link to desktop: send symbolic link of file to desktop.
download
4. Bulk rename: rename multiple files by adding suffix prefix etc.
download
5. Set image as desktop background: set selected image as wallpaper in different ways
download
6. Command prompt here: open gnome-terminal with directory changed to current folder.
download
7. Mount and unmount iso: .iso CD images can be mounted and unmounted.
download
8. Move up: move selected files and folders to parent directory.
download
9. Search in current folder: opens gnome-search-tool in current folder.
download
10. File type: description of selected file's type.
download
More: Check these links~
http://g-scripts.sourceforge.net/
http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=188
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KDE File Manager - Dolphin - already has "Command Prompt Here" like functionality built-in. No need for script