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enqueue files or directories in Totem
--> selected file(s) or directories will be enqueued right after the current playing file or added to the queue.

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You can calculate size of directories (this version works only for one directory)

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You can right click on a directory or a list of files to play them with XMMS or append them to your current playlist.

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Here's a gtk-perl script giving all properties of a video file, by a massive use of the usefull mplayer

Take look at this screenshot.

At this time, It support English and French locales

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It converts a tiff file into a pdf file.

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Here's a gtk-perl script that allows :
Resize pictures
Change JPEG compression ratio
Create archive with
Send as email attachment in thunderbird or Evolution
Save result in folder of your choice

Take look at this screenshot.

At this time, It support English, Dutsch, German and French locales

Update 09/10/07 : Version 0.8 (Small Bug fixes)

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This will add an action to your menu which utilizes the wipe command.
If you don't have wipe installed you can surely get it from your repositories,
if not take look at the homepage and download and install it from source:
http://abaababa.ouvaton.org/wipe/

You will not be prompted any confirmation message!
If you execute the action your files will be lost so use with care!

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For the 3 people that might want to convert videos for use on your Palm OS device.

This is very easy on ram. I converted several 50MB videos to 5MB videos with pretty good results on my Lifedrive.

Best of luck!

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Makes thumbnails (400px width, changeable in thumbnail script) from selected images in each selected image's current directory (images are prefixed with 'th-', changeable in thumbnail script) but will not overwrite existing files...

I wish I could make a gtk progress bar !

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GPrename is a very powerful batch renamer written in Perl and GTK (hence the name). With this program it is possible to automatically number files, make insertions, deletions or replacements - even preview and undo the changes.
Check out the homepage at http://gprename.sourceforge.net/ for more details and downloads.

This action simply opens the current dir in GPrename.

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creates a symbolic link to the desktop

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Send some file types (e.g. gif, mp3, wav, jpg) to an IR device

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The simpler mass renamer that I found.

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enqueue files or directories in Amarok

--> selected file(s) or directories will be enqueued right after the current playing song or added to the queue.

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This scripts takes all raw images in a folder and convert them to ppm format with dcraw

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Installs files on your Palm, you can choose between the maim memory of your Palm and inserted memorycard as installation target.

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This just invokes Thunar -B and passes it the files you have selected in Nautilus, so you have to have Thunar installed. I saw that Thunar had a simple bulk renamer and wished it was integrated into nautilus, so here it is.

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converted all the format to jpg

I have to remove the filter of the files concerned because of the limit of size of 10Kb. if you to wish, you could add filters so that the action is not carried out has all the files. here a possible list of filter (surely still incomplete):
*.avs; *.bmp; *.cin; *.dpx; *.fits; *.gif; *.jng; *.jp2; *.jpc; *.jpeg; *.mng; *.mono; *.mpc; *.mtv; *.miff; *.otb; *.pdf; *.png; *.pnm; *.ppm; *.ps; *.ps2; *.ps3; *.psd; *.tif; *.tga; *.rgb; *.sgi; *.sun; *.tga; *.xcf; *.yuv

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Based off svg2png, but uses rsvg to render the image instead of Inkscape, as the latter creates some artifacts in the png.

update: added Czech translation thanks to Cornelius[cz]

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With this action you can mount ISO-images to your Desktop. It will create an folder in ~/Desktop with the name of the iso. fuseiso will mount the iso to this folder. The second action will umount the mounted iso and remove the folder from the desktop

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CDemu 0.8 is a software which can mount followed image files:

* .cue (CDRWin)
* .iso (ISO9660)
* .mds (Alcohol 120%)
* .ccd (CloneCD)
* .nrg (Nero Burning ROM)

Use my schemas for "Nautilus Actions" to un/mount images with Nautilus.

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Opens a terminal in either the nautilus background or a folder. If you do not have the tango icon theme, just click on nautilus actions configuration and set your own icon.

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Rename your photographies from the Exif datas.

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Enqueue any audio files in XMMS current playlist !

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When you want to email foto's to someone it's not always a good idea to email the full size images. I find it strange that thunderbird has no option to resize the attached images, nor did I find an extention to do this. I did find many requests for such an extention, however.
The script here is very rough and could use lots of improvements, but it's already useful.

• It only sends a single image, no multiple selection.
• Problems with spaces in filenames.
• The thumbnail size is hard coded, this should be done by some simple dialog.
• It creates a folder in /tmp I don't know if that's a good idea

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Open (only folders) with ex falso for taggin it

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Converts webpage file1.html to file1.html.pdf 1.4 file in the same directory.
Works with one file only.
Poorly configured, some options described in the man of htmldoc are invalid like --textcolor

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Open a gnome terminal and change the working folder to the Desktop folder when the action is activated. It appears when you right-click on the desktop.

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Select a group of photos, run this action and admire them as a slideshow...

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Move your selection (file or folder) to a custom folder. No more, no less.

Note: This action only works with unique selections.

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Very simple, yet very handy. Automatically renames your JPG file to folder.jpg. I use it to rename the JPG album covers I download from Amazon.

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One-click search on Amazon.com for the hi-res album cover, using your directory name. Tested with Firefox 1.5+.

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This action uses the "shred" command to make a delete a file and make it unrecoverable. It overwrites 10 times and then overwrites with all zeros to hide the shredded file.

NOTE!!!
If you use a journaling file system there are no guarantees that the file could not be recovered. Use at your own risk.

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Display a dialog to choose the destination from your list of gtk bookmarks, and if your want to copy (default) or move the selection.

Note: For both cp and mv command, I used the parameter --reply=no to avoid overwriting if the destination files already exists, but on my distro (FC4) it seems that it doesn't work for the mv command but works well for cp. So be careful when you use the 'Move' option.

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Convert svg to png. svg2png does not modify the file which you select, it creates a new file. It cannot convert a directory but you can select several files.

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Convert an HTML page to Plucker format for viewing on a PDA. I created these because some pages require cookie-based logins, which does not work with current Plucker scripts; now I can just save the page and quickly create the required PDB file for my Palm.

For best results, use a site's "print" view if it has one. Also, in Firefox, saving as "Web page, HTML only" reduces cruft.

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This nautilus-actions config file will allow you to get a "Diff with Meld" context menu entry whenever 2 or more plain text files are tselected.

Executing the command will send the files to Meld, a program which shows the differences between files in a graphical manner, which also allows merging the changes to the files.

The ability to see differences between files and to merge them is invaluable to programmers and system administrators, and can be very useful to other users as well. Now this can be done by simply right-clicking on the files to be diff'ed on Nautilus and choosing this action.

The config file is very simple, and can easily be modified to use some other graphical diff tool, such as k3diff, or to apply only to a certain type of files (at the moment, the MIME file type to which the config applies is simply set to text/*).

To Do:
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The following is a list of things which need to be solved to make this config file more user-friendly. If anyone knows how to do them, comments or improvements will be greatly appreciated.

1. Although the "Appears if selection has multiple files or folders" is chosen on the "Conditions" tab, the "Diff with Meld" context menu entry will also show up when only one file is selected, which is pretty useless, since Meld won't diff a simple file. I'd like the action not to be shown when a single file is selected. I don't know whether this is a bug in n-a or just me failing to understand the purpose of the "Appears if selection has multiple files or folders" entry.

2. Since Meld can only take three "file" arguments, as in 'meld file1 file2 [file3]', it returns an error if more than 3 files are selected in Nautilus and the action is executed, since the names of all files in the selection are sent to Meld. I could not find a way to limit the number of files to be sent to the application. It would be nice to be able to tell the n-a action that only the 3 first selected filenames should be passed to the external application.

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Display a dialog to choose the server name, user (default root) and the folder (default /tmp) where the selected files and folder should be copied to, using the "scp" command.

It will execute the following command :

scp -r %M $user@$server:$folder

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This is a companion to Gnome's built-in 'Browse Folder'. It shows up when you right-click on the desktop, rather than on a folder.

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Gnome seems to be integrating signing, encrypting, and archiving into the desktop, but I think checksums should be just as easy. This action will allow you to quickly and easily verify the checksums from a checksum file.

Since Gnome does not identify a mime-type for these files, as far as I can tell, this action requires that the checksum file be named appropriately as follows (case insensitive): {*}SUMS, where {*} can be SHA1, MD5, etc., as available.

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Gnome seems to be integrating signing, encrypting, and archiving into the desktop, but I think checksums should be just as easy. This action will create an appropriately-named checksum file for you: {*}SUMS, where {*} can be SHA1, MD5, or CK. I guess you can add more hashing programs to the list if you like.

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I would call this a hack, since it edits the ~/.gtk-bookmarks file directly; however, it works nicely for Gnome 2.14, at least.

Adds the selected file or directory to your bookmarks, if it's not there already. Bookmarks are then available in Nautilus' menu, where they can be further edited and removed. They also should appear at the top of your Desktop Places menu.

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Converts postscript files to pdf files.

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A slightly nicer script writing tool, to show parameters of a given selection.
Lists the available tokens and their current states in tabular form.
No external script needed.

(Clicking 'OK' will return the selected token, but I don't think any capability exists yet to take advantage of that feature.)

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Send file by mail with Thunderbird

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Preform the default action using 'sudo'

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This action can be used as a debug script to test what Nautilus-actions will return to your scripts using the different parameter patterns.
For more information about this action, check out the tutorials on how to test the parameters sent by nautilus to your nautilus-actions config.

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Nice thing for quick testing of LiveCD images. Boots an image into QEMU, so that you can try software without installing AND even burning it on CD!

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This will allow you to convert between audio file formats with a GUI look and feel to it, through the use of Zenity.

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I've made a script to install deb files from the right click menu. Very easy to use, with progress bar.

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It... er... opens any file in gedit as root.
I didn't set a default extension because people edit virtually anything.

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Simple call to gzip. By default, the path to gzip is /bin/gzip.

Note: the selected icon may have to be adapted.

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Open Easytag in the basedir of the selected media files (mp3, ogg, flac and aac)

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Let you umount ISO mounted on your Desktop with the 'Mount ISO' schema.

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Mount ISO files easily on you Desktop (i suggest using the 'Umount ISO' schema, also).

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Adds a 'Send via Bluetooth' option to context menu of files for those distros which don't include Bluetooth in standard 'Send to...' menu.

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Set the selected picture (png, jpg and svg) as wallpaper.

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Enqueue the selected songs in the audacious music player...check it out!

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When used on a .img bootdisk image file, the script copy the image on the floppy and then mount the floppy and open it in nautilus.

Usefull for those who still install linux distributions using this good old floppy device :)

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Print the selected openoffice document incliuding *.doc ; *.xls ; *.ppt ; *.odt ; *.ods ; *.odp ; *.odg ; *.sxw ; *.pps

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Search Folder

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Open a gnome terminal and change the working folder to the parent folder of the selected files when the action is activated.

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Open a gnome terminal and change the working folder to the one selected when the action is activated.

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Enqueue the selected songs in the music player "beep media player" (http://beepmp.sourceforge.net/)

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Allow to install multiple rpms at once with the RedHat tool system-install-packages. Useful when you have a package to install with lots of dependencies.

Note: the "Open with" option of nautilus only allow to install one rpm at a time and system-install-packages doesn't look for missing package in the current folder or anywhere else.

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This config convert a wav file into a mp3 file. It uses a python script to wrap the lame program and display the progress of the conversion through a GTK dialog.

It can deal with multiple wav files selected at once.