On work, I am using fedora, where a right click on desktop opens a menu, which allows opening a terminal.
Home, I have kubuntu installed. Is it possible to have the same behavior?
On work, I am using fedora, where a right click on desktop opens a menu, which allows opening a terminal.
Home, I have kubuntu installed. Is it possible to have the same behavior?
Dolphin (the default KDE file manager) already include this option.
The shortcut for this operation is
Shift + F4
nautilus-open-terminal will drag all the gnome + nautilus dependencies and will mess Kubuntu.
In Kubuntu if I recall, you just right click the folder you want terminal access and then choose "Open in terminal"
"...fedora, where a right click on desktop opens a menu, which allows opening a terminal.."
Mouse Actions
Right click the KDE plasma desktop > Desktop settings > Mouse Actions
Application launcher has all applications.
A better version: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Favorites+Launcher?content=117639
Description:
This is a "containment action" (mouse action) plugin for the KDE Plasma Desktop (KDE SC 4.4 or newer).
With this plugin, you can configure a mouse button click to invoke a menu with your favorite applications.
Instead of listing all applications, it only lists the Kickoff favorite applications.