Hi guys!
I would like to ask you something,
Could anyone of you develop a nautilus extension (like nautilus-open-terminal) that launches
gloobus directory
and another one that launches
gloobus-preview directory/filename
because I would like to include it in the deb and I prefer wasting my time in the application itself I don’t think it’s hard so I hope you can help me in this.
I’ve gloobus coverflow in a very good state so in a week or two I’ll upload the deb !!! it’s amazing!! HEHEHEHE
Thanks!
And of course.. if you want to donate me something I would appreciate it!
I added gloobus-preview %M to Nautilus Actions and it works
If the ‘copy’ operation will be enabled in file-chooser, ‘delete’ ‘rename’, ‘cut’ and other operations will also be required, thus make the file-chooser too complicate. I’m afraid these requirement will lead it to a small file-manager…
By the way using ‘gdk_atom_intern (“x-special/gnome-copied-files”, FALSE)’ will meet your requirement.
Set the content of the gtk_clipboard to (“copy\n%s’, file_uri)
You can try the codes in nautilus/src/file-manager/fm-directory-view.c:copy_or_cut_files.
here:
http://www.pierissimo.ilbello.com/files/config_180480be-dd6a-4bd1-8300-85ea28beb911.schemas
Hey Pierissimo! thanks, but, how does it work? where do I need to copy it?
you have to import it to nautilus-actions, through nautilus-actions-config tool, it work for folders and files, but do not work for multiple selections(I think it is not necessary)
Hey,
Nice tool you got here.
Do you still require the nautilus tool to lauch gooblus? I was thinking in doing it to test too.
Seems excellent to browser images and other media stuff.
The gloobus-preview can be launched with a key combo now (ctrl-c and then ctrl-space) however, gloobus coverflow still needs the nautilus actions.. come on try it, you’ll be surprised on how it has evolved, I use it everyday for image viewer