1. Installing through the terminal (easiest)
2. Installing through the Synaptic Package Manager

Installing Open in Terminal support to Nautilus in Ubuntu

The easiest method is to install it within the terminal window.

Method 1: Installing Open in Terminal Support through the Terminal

Simply enter this in your terminal.

sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal

Enter your password if prompted, and then restart Nautlius. You can do so using the following through the terminal as well.

killall nautlius

Once this is done, you should see this option within Nautilus. See above? I simply opened the current directory within the terminal. Didn’t that save some time?

Method 2: Installing Open in Terminal Support through Synaptic Packet Manager

1. Open the Synaptic Packet Manager

System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager

2. You can do a quick search for nautilus-open-terminal and mark it for installation by right clicking on the entry.

3. Apply the changes, then close Synaptic Package Manager, log off and then back on.

After logging in, you should see the option available when you right click in Nautilus.

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