No nautilus-open-terminal in Arch64??

The nautilus-open-terminal package is listed as being in the community repo, but it doesn't seem to be in the Arch64 community repo... shouldn't this one be easy?
Also, where can one see what's in Arch64 repos?
~B

i'm sure hte x64 and x32 repos are not exactly in sync so it may takea lil while for them to match each other ....
i use both systems, keep them both up to date and some pkg's in x64 are more up to date, i.e nautilus 2.18.2 in x64 while nautilus 2.18.1 in x32 and both systems have the same configs .. repos: testing,unstable, etc.
i don't know about nautilus -open terminal, because i changed the pkgbuild to work with the new /usr layout so i suggest you do the same and not live without a great little nautilus plugin any longer

Similar Messages

Nautilus-open-terminal does NOT work under x86_64

I found the latest nautilus-open-terminal v0.9-1
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=5224
does NOT work under x86_64!
There was no open-terminal menu item in the context menu

shaohao wrote:I found the latest nautilus-open-terminal v0.9-1
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=5224
does NOT work under x86_64!
There was no open-terminal menu item in the context menu
I've recompiled almost 40 days ago and i've had no problem at all.
Have you tried logging out before trying?

Nautilus-open-terminal x86_64 does not open to HOME

I just installed the nautilus-open-terminal with "pacman -S".
When I try to right click on desktop, select open terminal, the launched gnome-terminal open to ~/Desktop NOT my home directory ~.
any idea?

Err, thats the point... it opens a terminal in your current location. If you want to open a terminal of your home folder, right click the home folder, or right click in the window when its open.

Nautilus-open-terminal to open xfterm4 instead of xterm

I have installed in nautilus and nautilus-open-terminal in xfce4 on Arch. It opens xterm which does not have good font and appearance. How can I change the setup so that xfterm4 opens rather than xterm. I have tried arch wiki and google and though there are some posts but no clear solution. I can adjust the xterm font but it lasts only for one session. Any help will be appreciated.

I am not sure if I have been able to define the problem clearly. The 'nautilus-open-terminal' package adds to nautilus a menu item (under File) 'open in terminal' which opens a terminal in the folder being viewed in nautilus (rather than opening a terminal from launcher, which will be opened in the home folder). However, the terminal being opened is xterm and I want to change it to xfterm4. How can I manage this? Thanks for your help.

[SOLVED] nautilus-open-terminal without menubar

How do I get nautilus-open-terminal to open the terminal with no menubar?
I.e. I prefer 'gnome-terminal --hide-menubar' as suppose to just 'gnome-terminal'
Anyone?
Last edited by alphahsk (2007-12-04 17:49:34)

you can disable the menu in all new windows in the general tab of gnome-terminal's edit profile
That solved it. Thanks.

Nautilus-open-terminal no longer opens non-default terminal

I'm running gnome and have had working for some time now nautilus-open-terminal, with it set to open terminator instead of gnome-terminal. Yesterday I upgrade nautilus-open-terminal.
[2013-03-03 10:40] upgraded nautilus-open-terminal (0.19-3 -> 0.20-1)
Now it is opening gnome-terminal instead of terminator. I've tried a few things to fix this. The first was how I initially set terminator to open, by opening dconf-editor and navigating to org.gnome.desktop.applications.terminal and setting exec to terminator. This was already set, so I tried setting it to default and resetting it. No luck.
I also tried setting it via gsettings with:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec /usr/bin/terminator
I still get gnome-terminal and not terminator. Is there some way in which the newer version looks for which terminal to open that is now different than before? I suppose I could roll back that upgrade and see if that fixes things, but I was curious if anyone knew what was happening here.
Thanks,
-Koopa
Last edited by Koopa (2013-03-05 00:17:29)

Hi Koopa.
Unfortunately, there's not much you can do about that. Only solution now would be to patch GLib itself.
The "guilties" here are the commit below in nautilus-open-terminal and glib itself.
commit ce56165ed58b225804f50a01dc101097b7892efd
Author: Kalev Lember <[email protected]>
Date: Wed Feb 27 21:05:47 2013 +0100
Port the terminal launching to GAppInfo
... dropping the use of eel-gnome-extensions and libgnome-desktop.
This fixes the build with libgnome-desktop 3.7.90 where the terminal
launching functionality was dropped. Instead, we use GAppInfo with the
G_APP_INFO_CREATE_NEEDS_TERMINAL flag as a replacement.
In Glib, the code that prepends the terminal command line is in function prepend_terminal_to_vector on file gio/gdesktopappinfo.c. And as you can see, there is no terminator there.
check = g_find_program_in_path ("gnome-terminal");
if (check != NULL)
term_argv[0] = check;
/* Note that gnome-terminal takes -x and
* as -e in gnome-terminal is broken we use that. */
term_argv[1] = g_strdup ("-x");
else
if (check == NULL)
check = g_find_program_in_path ("nxterm");
if (check == NULL)
check = g_find_program_in_path ("color-xterm");
if (check == NULL)
check = g_find_program_in_path ("rxvt");
if (check == NULL)
check = g_find_program_in_path ("xterm");
if (check == NULL)
check = g_find_program_in_path ("dtterm");
if (check == NULL)
check = g_strdup ("xterm");
g_warning ("couldn't find a terminal, falling back to xterm");
term_argv[0] = check;
term_argv[1] = g_strdup ("-e");
Me too, this bugs me a lot.
If I wasn't too busy with another project, I would try to submit a proposal to freedesktop.org to "standardize" a way to find the default terminal, hoping that gnome devs would consider to implement it.

Gnome 3.4.1 - nautilus-open-terminal doesn't unlock SSH key

Hi everybody,
After upgrading to Gnome 3.4.1 when I mount an SSH folder under Nautilus and then use the open remote terminal I am asked for the SSH key password. Is anybody seeing this?
My key is correctly unlocked if I try to SSH from the terminal, however Nautilus can't unlock it. Can somebody confirm this before I file it upstream?
Alessandro

jolinfire wrote:
Go to systel / about gnome.
Or maybe it is a 64 bits bug only ?!
i'm not a n00b.i'm using gnome for several years and when i'm write something i'm positive . it's 2.20.2 and i have i686
Last edited by wonder (2008-01-14 15:46:55)

Trying to open Terminal I get;You are not authorised to run this application. The administrator has set your shell to an illegal value.

Hi There Y'all,
I have recently downloaded MacKeeper. It ran OK for a bit, but has recently stopped allowing Internet security updates and switching on of the internet protection options.
Asked for help at MacKeeper. Their initial advice did not work, so a very nice technician was going to remotely attempt to fix the issue.
He however needed/still needs access to Terminal, a to me unbeknown Utility feature of my MacBook pro with Mac OS X 10.6.8.
While attempting to open Terminal the following came up
You are not authorised to run this application.
The administrator has set your shell to an illegal value.
Did do a diskverify permission and repair and restart.
Did check my admin settings in advanced options and have the /bin/bash.
Any advice anyone.
Thanks.
in site out

After finally localing private/etc/shells through Go>Go to folder and replacing the empty shells with the shells~orig I have permission again to open Terminal. Thanks. Another step.
(Why though can't I access /private/etc/... through Finder's search?)
Should work but the file or folder needs to exists to access it. If you typed in /private/etc/shells and the file wasn't there there's no place to access. Certainly /private/etc was there so that would have worked.
So what will happen by inputting the lines
ls -Fvl /bin/bash
ls -Fvl /etc/shells
more /etc/shells
into Terminal?
Basically to find out what you already seemed to find out. The first command was to display owner, group, and permissions of /bin/bash and to tell me whether it still existed.
Similarly for /etc/shells.
And the last command would have just displayed what was in /etc/shells.
By the way /private/etc and /etc are the same folder.

How can I use automator to open terminal change directory run a python script?

Hi all,
I dont really ever use automator - which may be my big problem - and I am trying to make an apllication that seems fairly simple in theroy. I want something that will lunch terminal, cd to the place where my python script lives and then run it. I have tried a number of suggested ways and can get the terminal to open and the directory to change but cant figure out how to run the script. This is my workflow if i did it manually each time
- open terminal
- type cd "the place where my file lives"
- type python uploadr.py -d
I can get terminal to open then cd to the right place but cant get the "python uploadr.py -d" to run without an error.
any help would be very appricated
thanks!!!
J

this is the script I got closest with - I know its something to do with breaking those two commands up but i just dont know how to do it
on run {input, parameters}
          tell application "Terminal"
activate
                    if (the (count of the window) = 0) or ¬
                              (the busy of window 1 = true) then
                              tell application "System Events"
keystroke "n" using command down
                              end tell
                    end if
                    do script "cd /Users/behole/Desktop/FlickrUpload/" & "python uploadr.py -d" in window 1
          end tell
          return input
end run
this is the error I get in terminal after I run it
Last login: Mon Jul 23 15:37:17 on ttys000
be-holes-MacBook-Pro:~ behole$ cd /Users/behole/Desktop/FlickrUpload/python uploadr.py -d
-bash: cd: /Users/behole/Desktop/FlickrUpload/python: No such file or directory
be-holes-MacBook-Pro:~ behole$

When i open terminal i get (login(1685,0x7fff73770960) malloc: *** error for object 0x106d2c4d0: pointer being freed was not allocated *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug [Process completed])

so all of a suddun i open terminal and i get
login(1685,0x7fff73770960) malloc: *** error for object 0x106d2c4d0: pointer being freed was not allocated
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
[Process completed]
in the terminal window any help?

Launch the Console application by entering the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search, and look under "User Diagnostic Reports" for crash logs related to "login." Select the most recent one and post the contents -- the text, please, not a screenshot.

Trying to turn off spotlight because it's a resource hog. open terminal and enter command but it won't respond or even ask for password.

trying to turn off spotlight because it's a resource hog. open terminal and enter command but it won't respond or even ask for password.

Step #1:
In System Preferences click on Spotlight.
Step #2:
Click on the Privacy tab here.
Step #3:
Click on the + button here and when the window opens click on "Macintosh HD" (or whatever you've named your HD) and then click the Choose button.

Opening terminal in applescript changes input to Japanese

When I try to use Applescript to open terminal, it opens it but changes the input language to Japanese, so anything that I attempt to feed into terminal via applescript turns into nonsense Japanese.
The default language is English
How do i stop this?
Thanks

You might also want to ask in the Applescript forum:
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=724

Opening terminal with applescript - changes default input language....

When I try to use Applescript to open terminal, it opens it but changes the input language to Japanese, so anything that I attempt to feed into terminal via applescript turns into nonsense Japanese. (The default language is English and kotoeri is set to romaji/roman alphabet by default)
How do i stop this?
Thanks

Since my snow leopard MBP can't handle smb mounts, I've resorted to using sharity, except that its gui crashes the instant I try to mount a drive. But I can mount samba shares using sharity from the command line. I'd like to have it mount on startup which is supposedly something sharity can accomplish from its gui but since that doesn't work I would like to write an applescript and add it to the login items. I haven't been able mount it using do shell script as the sharity command line, unlike the normal samba mount command) doesn't seem to have an option of entering the password, so the mount fails:
sharity mount smb://user@address/folder
I thought if I open terminal via applescipt, then have it 'type' the command followed by a delay, then type the password, I could get around it but when I open terminal in applescipt, it starts in Japanese:
activate application terminal
tell application "System Events" to keystroke "sharity mount smb://user@address/folder"
tell application "System Events" to keystroke return
delay 2
tell application "System Events" to keystroke "password"
delay 2
tell application "Terminal"
quit
end tell
This almost does what I want it to but the input language has flipped to Japanese and sharityもうんtsmb：//Sトラゲ-0165/けいthぱっすぉrd
is the result
Basically its all because of the samba bug in snow leopard (which I reported to apple and they confirmed its the same issue they know about)

Why I cannot open terminal.app

I try to open the Terminal.app from the Utilities folder in Appilcation folder, but nothing happen, nothing is open! why and how to open terminal.app

Annie
Did you double tap or click on the app? Try dragging it and putting it in the dock and opening it from there. See if that helps.
Joseph

[solved] Error opening terminal: unknown.

[max@gayforceone jornadalin]$ htop
Error opening terminal: unknown.
What's going on here? I've updated my system a few times, but that's it. My headless server is doing this too.
Last edited by synthead (2010-04-08 20:35:12)

This is from XFCE's terminal. If I run xterm and run htop out of it, it works. htop isn't the only app that is complaining about the terminal right now though
Example:
:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
Targets (9): dbus-python-0.83.1-1 feh-1.4.2-2 grep-2.6.3-1 jack-0.118.0-2
libmodplug-0.8.8-1 pixman-0.18.0-1 vte-0.24.0-2
xorg-xinit-1.2.1-1 youtube-dl-2010.04.04-1
Total Download Size: 1.33 MB
Total Installed Size: 7.99 MB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n]
:: Retrieving packages from core...
grep-2.6.3-1-i686.p... 135.6K 371.0K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
:: Retrieving packages from extra...
dbus-python-0.83.1-... 107.0K 338.0K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
feh-1.4.2-2-i686.pk... 218.6K 454.7K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
jack-0.118.0-2-i686... 239.8K 501.0K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
libmodplug-0.8.8-1-... 150.5K 389.9K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
pixman-0.18.0-1-i68... 140.1K 364.3K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
vte-0.24.0-2-i686.p... 344.4K 609.4K/s 00:00:01 [#####################] 100%
xorg-xinit-1.2.1-1-... 13.5K 160.7K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
:: Retrieving packages from community...
youtube-dl-2010.04.... 14.6K 161.7K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
checking package integrity...
(9/9) checking for file conflicts [#####################] 100%
(1/9) upgrading dbus-python [#####################] 100%
(2/9) upgrading feh [#####################] 100%
(3/9) upgrading grep [#####################] 100%
(4/9) upgrading jack [#####################] 100%
(5/9) upgrading libmodplug [#####################] 100%
(6/9) upgrading pixman [#####################] 100%
(7/9) upgrading vte [#####################] 100%
(8/9) upgrading xorg-xinit [#####################] 100%
(9/9) upgrading youtube-dl [#####################] 100%
tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified
[max@gayforceone ~]$
Last edited by synthead (2010-04-08 12:05:58)

No nautilus-open-terminal in Arch64??

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for