checksumsfile-propertiesmd5sumnautilus
I am trying to restore a function that I had on my last box. It added a tab in the properties menu of any file called "Digests". From there I could choose any/all of the hash formats, click hash and it would generate said checksums right there.
What I am trying to find out is either the name of the package or acquire the location of it's installation.
I have started a thread on UbuntuForums pertaining to this already
You can use the command mimeopen, in a terminal go to the folder where your .exe file is and type
mimeopen -d filename.exe
You will get a popup menu, where you can see some options, but there is also an option 'Other...', choose this one, then type the command which you would use if you would open the file in the terminal and replace the filename with %f. So in this case you would type wine %f.
Now the default association for all exe files should be changed to wine.
Alternative, using Ubuntu-Tweak as described in Change all associations from gedit to another application will also change the default app associated.
You don't say what window manager or file manager you're using.
If you're using Gnome and Nautilus you can install nautilus-gtkhash package. This adds a "Digests" tab to the Properties dialog for a file.
NOTE: You will have to restart Nautilus with nautilus -q before the tab will appear.
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There is nautilus-gtkhash to add a context menu to nautilus.
The standalone application is gtkhash.
Both can be installed with
or
After installing, restart nautilus. You can close nautilus as follows. Merely closing all the nautilus windows is not enough.
After restarting nautilus, there will now be a Digest tab in the Properties dialog box.