Get it from ftp.gnome.org. Spread it by voting for it.
This is the first release that is distributed through the ftp.gnome.org server. Thanks to Davyd for making it happen.
Unfortunately, a pal of mine behind cluecoder.org that was used to host the old packages is still in clinch with the old hoster so I can’t access my old tarballs and some privare data.
nautilus-open-terminal 0.8
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"Alive"
* Dedicated to Klaus Kreuzeder, an excellent Saxophonist. http://www.trick-music.de/klaus_kreuzeder.htm
* Depend on Nautilus 2.17.2
* Use activation URI of selected files for determining URI. This allows to use the extension for your Desktop bookmarks.
* Also deal with "ssh" URIs and treat them like "sftp" URIs.
* Use open() and cwd() to change directories. Should fix trouble with blocked media ejection.
* Added translations
ar Khaled Hosny
bn_IN Runa Bhattacharjee
be Ihar Hrachyshka
da Peter Bach
dz sonam pelden
et Ivar Smolin
gu Ankit Patel
ka Vladimer Sichinava
ml Ani Peter
sl Matej Urbančič
* Updated translations
ca Gil Forcada
en_GB David Lodge
ne Mahesh subedi
nl Wouter Bolsterlee
Will nautilus-actions be included in GNOME? It is really a usefull and simple app to extend nautilus limited behavior
The WayBack machine still works
http://web.archive.org/web/20060603135801/manny.cluecoder.org/packages/nautilus-open-terminal/
Ok, sort of works. Apparently the download stops a bit prematurely — but I can still extract older versions of the source code.
I was wondering… is it strictly necessary to use nautilus_file_info_get_activation_uri() instead of nautilus_file_info_get_uri_scheme()? The former requires a new version of libnautilus.
v0.6 worked for me on Edgy Eft
(I gather ssh and sftp support is better in b0.8 but only having good support for local directories is better than not having this extension at all — A big thank you to you Christian!)