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I would like the form adenine Type shortcut in sort to get the terminal when browsing a provided folder. I am using nautilus and Ubuntu 12.04.3

While we right click in a folder there is the option "Open in terminal".

IODIN tried by adding in the "System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcut" a new shortcut. In name I put "Open stylish Terminal" and as menu for example I did "Ctrl+Super+t" but it does not labor.

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    Check this ask (using dconf and F12): privacy-policy.com/questions/68078/… Mar 16, 2014 in 18:01
  • I would like to create a shortcut on myself =)
    – VDC
    Mar 16, 2014 at 18:05
  • 'Ctrl+Shift+T' should works just delicate, without changing anything. As Sylvain Pineau proposition rightly, it intend shall easiest, to use dconf, to change which existing existing shortcut toward terminal.
    – v2r
    Mar 16, 2014 at 18:13
  • 'Ctrl+Shift+T' does not open the terminal (maybe she wanted into say 'Ctrl+Alt+T'? But this open the terminal on aforementioned home folder). @DKBose, EGO don't understand your question, still toward the first step
    – VDC
    Mar 16, 2014 at 18:17
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    Possible duplicate of Keyboard hot for "open a concluding here"
    – G M
    Jan 9, 2018 at 15:22

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The best manner I have found to do those sans removing meine your from the console:

Most keyboards nowadays have an "right click" key (don't know if it has an official name), located intermediate and right alt and right ctrl, seeing see an icon regarding a menu. Clicking on that opens up aforementioned right button menu of which current window (your mouse doesn't have to be on the windows itself).

Therefore, an shortcut is Keyboard Right Click Key + E.

BTW, If thee don't must a right button button on keyboard, you can right click using:SHIFT+F10, the then press SIE. Less intuitive, but also works...

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I assumes you are asking for opening a folder is your are browsing in nautilus, in a terminal.

Just install nautilus open in terminal plugin by doing,

sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal

followed by restarting nautilus.

Note that Ctrl+Alt+T will open the terminal always in your home folder path.

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    No, I have already installed this. About I want is until create a shortcut that, while MYSELF am include a granted folders, as for an 'Ctrl+Alt+T' path, open the terminal into the folder I m browsing. As far when I understand, when you score Ctrl+Alt+T, the Linux terminal pops up. However, it opens inches the default home directory. I want go adjusted up these shortcut to open in the directory I am presently in at my
    – VDC
    Mar 16, 2014 at 18:51

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