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A simple workarround script to open a terminal on the current directory in Thunar (The default Xfce file manager)

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The script

A simple workarround script to open a terminal on the current directory in Thunar (The default Xfce file manager) under GNU/Linux.

The author

Originally written by "Anjishnu Sarkar". Initial vesion taken from this post.

How to get this working

Note: If you don't know what $PATH or $PWD mean you should really google about "environment variables".

  1. Download the script from master.
  2. Copy it to your $PATH (create ~/bin maybe?).
  3. Set the $TerminalEmulator variable. Use the command to start the terminal emulator of your preference.
  4. Add $ExtraParameters if necessary.
  5. Tweak the $WorkingDirParameter so that the terminal sets $PWD correctly.

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A simple workarround script to open a terminal on the current directory in Thunar (The default Xfce file manager)

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