Saturday, July 27, 2019

LINUX CINNAMON FILE MANAGER (NEMO)



https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/366052/how-to-determine-which-desktop-environment-is-installed-from-the-shell/366055
To check the name of the Desktop Environment from the command line, you can use the following command:
echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP
  • env | grep DESKTOP_SESSION= (so-so)
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=264754

https://www.noobslab.com/2017/01/latest-nemo-file-manager-with.html
  • Built in "Open as root" context menu item
  • Detachable tabs
  • New Extensions: nemo-image-converter, nemo-filename-repairer, nemo-emblems, and old extension got new updates and features.
  • Unified, configurable toolbar: you can add/remove the following: up icon, refresh icon, toggle button for the location bar / path bar, home icon, computer icon and search icon.
  • Option to show the full path in the titlebar and tab bars (Preferences > Display)
  • Displays an "elevated privileges" banner when running as root
  • Built in "Open in terminal" context menu item

http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2015/10/basic-guide-for-nemo-file-manager.html

Split View

In Nemo, you can split main are into two. Press F3. This is very helpful when you are comparing two different folders at once.

New Tab

Nemo has multitab. Press Ctrl+T to open a new tab. In a new tab, you can browse different place. More tabs more places

New Folder

To create new folder, right click on main area > Create > New Folder. Or, click new folder icon on top toolbar. Or, press Ctrl+Shift+N. 

Delete Folder

To delete a folder, click/select a folder and press Shift+Delete. This will delete folder and its content permanently. If you want to delete it temporarily (move it to “Recycle Bin”), right-click and select Delete. Or, just press Delete without Shift key. 

Address Bar

Nemo has default Breadcrumb address bar. It's similar with Finder after all. It is an address bar with clickable button for every folder history. If you want normal address bar, press Ctrl+L. To revert it into Breadcrumb, press Ctrl+L again. 

Places

If you are using Folder View, you can bookmark your favorite folder there. Just drag and drop your folder into Left Panel on Devices section. 

Tree View

This is something similar with your Left Panel appearances on Windows. You browse folders by parent and child view. To enable this, click Tree View icon on bottom toolbar. 


Hide and Show Hidden Files

Nemo hides hidden files by default. To show hidden files, press Ctrl+H. To hide them again, press Ctrl+H too. 

Search

To search files, press Ctrl+F and type what do you want. In newer version of Nemo, it has incremental search. So, the results come directly. Doesn't wait to be finished first to show the result.


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