I saved a template in ~/Templates that I use very regularly. How do I create new file with same template from terminal?
Now, I'm using with cp
cp ~/Templates/cf_temp ~/Desktop/new
I want to create multiple files at once with template.
Is there any better way?
When you right-click on an empty space, there's the option to create a new folder. Old versions of Ubuntu used to include the option to create a new text document as well, but now you need to enable this manually by creating a file in ~/Templates.
However, this way the document will always have a pre-set name, so that you need to right-click it again and rename it.
Is it possible to restore the original way it was, i.e. you chose the name just after you clicked "New Document", exactly like the "New Folder" button?
I deleted the "Templates" folder some time ago. Yesterday I made new Templates folder and I created a template for an empty document, but it's not working.
Does someone know how to restore the Templates folder, or how to fix this?
Is it possible to have an icon on the desktop so that when you double-click it it will create a new document from a certain template (New Invoice.ots located at ~/Templates)? It would be a bit more visual than the right-click New Document -> New Invoice.
I take my course notes in LaTeX and I have a base folder style I set up that contains an intro page and a lecture stream. In this case it's trivial to create but sometimes the situation could be more complex.
Is there any way to put a folder into the templates folder and create that folder? If I create the folder when I go to create document, it lets me go into the folder and select documents, but I can't create the folder.
Is there any way to set the folder as a creatable file? Maybe if I don't have permission to read its contents?