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Launching Nautilus with a set of files ??
Post 302800411 by trutoman on Monday 29th of April 2013 04:57:33 PM
04-29-2013
Launching Nautilus with a set of files ??
Hello ,
I am trying to create a layer of file-tagging trough bash scripting and tlc/tk .
I have almost everything ready only needs to be able to launch nautilus (the gnome file manager) with a regular expresion; when searching information in internet with "script and nautilus", i only find how to add scripting to contextual menu in nautilus; but im really searching howto launch nautilus through a shell script and a REGULAR EXPRESION in this way :
> nautilus /home/me/ *.zip
or
> nautilus /home/me P?*rar
etc .....
It is impossible that it is not possible, but it seemed ......
I am trying to create a layer of file-tagging trough bash scripting and tlc/tk .
I have almost everything ready only needs to be able to launch nautilus (the gnome file manager) with a regular expresion; when searching information in internet with "script and nautilus", i only find how to add scripting to contextual menu in nautilus; but im really searching howto launch nautilus through a shell script and a REGULAR EXPRESION in this way :
> nautilus /home/me/ *.zip
or
> nautilus /home/me P?*rar
etc .....
It is impossible that it is not possible, but it seemed ......
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nautilus-file-management-properties - File Management Preferences SYNOPSIS
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This manual page documents briefly the nautilus-file-management-properties command. File Management Preferences allows an user to configure the way nautilus looks. You can specify a default view, and select sort options and display options. You can also specify default settings for icon views and list views. OPTIONS
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