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xfce:thunar:custom-actions [2018/11/17 22:40] – moved mnemonics here alexxconsxfce:thunar:custom-actions [2018/12/01 22:52] – [Finding files in the current folder with catfish] alexxcons
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 **Note:** For this action, you'll need to have ''gnome-search-tool'' installed, which is part of the ''gnome-utils'' package. This program also has a [[http://linux.die.net/man/1/gnome-search-tool|lot of other nice command-line options]] which you could use to create even more specialized actions. **Note:** For this action, you'll need to have ''gnome-search-tool'' installed, which is part of the ''gnome-utils'' package. This program also has a [[http://linux.die.net/man/1/gnome-search-tool|lot of other nice command-line options]] which you could use to create even more specialized actions.
  
-==== Finding files in the current folder with catfish ==== 
-    * Name: **Search files...** 
-    * Command: ''%%catfish --path=%f%%'' 
-    * File pattern: * 
-    * Appears if selection contains: Directories 
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-**Note:** For this action, you'll need to have ''catfish'' installed, which is part of the ''catfish'' package. 
  
-==== Finding files inside the selected folder with catfish ====+==== Finding files inside the current/selected folder with catfish ====
     * Name: **Search files inside...**     * Name: **Search files inside...**
-    * Command: ''%%catfish --path=%f%d%%''+    * Command: ''catfish %f''
     * File pattern: *     * File pattern: *
     * Appears if selection contains: Directories     * Appears if selection contains: Directories
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 **Note:** The idea is to get a visual picture of the current directory and any subdirectories. You could also use fsview or filelight, but the visuals are crisper in baobab. **Note:** The idea is to get a visual picture of the current directory and any subdirectories. You could also use fsview or filelight, but the visuals are crisper in baobab.
  
-==== Using 'nano' text editor ==== +==== Using 'nano' text editor in a terminal ==== 
-    * Command: ''terminal -x nano %f''+    * Name: **Open in Terminal** 
 +    * Command: xfce4-terminal -x nano %f 
 +    *  File pattern: * 
 +    * Appearance Conditions: Text files 
  
 Since nano isn't a GUI app, you must start it in a terminal window. Since nano isn't a GUI app, you must start it in a terminal window.