I would like to add it to the default menu (mouse right-click)
Like I want to right click on a folder and open it in the terminal.
I don't want to have to find the directory in the terminal.
Ubuntu – How to add “open in terminal” to the right-click mouse menu for folders/directories
10.04menumousenautilus
Related Solutions
According to Gnome-Terminal's Manual, there's no such function. You can always use another terminal emulator such as xterm:
This one doesn't have any sort of context menu. I've heard that you used to be able to do Shift + Right click in gnome-terminal, but it doesn't work (anymore).
Try Nautilus-Actions Configuration tool. It should be available in the software center and Synaptic. follow this link for more info. http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/368016-nautilus-actions-extend-the-functionality-and-flexibility-of-the-file-manager
Best Answer
You first need to install the package
nautilus-open-terminalfrom Software Center orSynaptic Package ManagerThen goto command line and type
Then open nautilus and you can find "Open in Terminal"
If you want to assign a keyboard shortcut to this action, please consult the following Q&A:
Keyboard shortcut for "open a terminal here"