A new release of Nautilus-actions is available : V0.7.

This version includes major improvements like i18n support or the possibility to set several file patterns in the appearance conditions. Checkout the full list of changes here.

You can check out this new release in the Download section.

As usual, don't hesitate to fill a bug/feature report here if you have any suggestion to make.

I've recently found some great articles on the net reviewing nautilus-actions and giving some good example of its use.

First, ArsTechnica talk about an action to print a document with OpenOffice via nautilus. An entry of Matthias Adler's blog deals with a way to convert Postscript documents into PDF. And finally, a post on Ubuntu-fr forum, talk about an action to install debian packages from nautilus.

You can find all these link and other one on the new External Resources page.

A new release of Nautilus-actions is available : V0.6.

This is a major bug fixes version, checkout the full list of changes here.

You can check out this new release in the Download section.

As usual, don't hesitate to fill a bug/feature report here if you have any suggestion to make.

A new tutorial is available for the Nautilus-actions project that will explain you how to create a little gtk application with python and glade to add a text on your images or photos (eg, copyright text) and integrate it with Nautilus-actions.

Check it out here and don't hesitate to post a comment to ask for questions or give any suggestions.

If you try to post a comment or create an account or try to log in in the past few days, you have probably encountered some problems and didn't manage to do anything.

This was a bug generated by the "Clean URLs" settings that was messing up the POST vars. The result was that no data was sent from your form post. So I disable this feature until I found a better work around to this problem. I prefer that you can post comment to give me your feedback than google can index my pages correctly :)

Another problem was about email sending when you create an account. In fact, my config was bad and no email was sent. Now it works so if you have created an account in the past few days, you can ask for a new password by following the link in the login box in the right panel.

Sorry for all the inconvenience,

GrumZ, the webmaster

A new release of Nautilus-actions is available : V0.5.

This is a major bug fixes and features addition version for NACT, the configuration tool, as you can see in the ChangeLog.

You can check out this new release here

As usual, don't hesitate to fill a bug/feature report here if you have any suggestion to make.

Following the release of the 0.4 version, some details has changed in the functioning of nautilus-actions.

So to reflect these changes, I have updated the tutorials and the FAQ to take care of these changes.

I worked hard all this weekend to deliver this new V0.4 release with a maximum of new features but unfortunately I was slowed down in my task by a really weird bug featuring nautilus and some mysterious race conditions that take me all my sunday afternoon to debug without any success.

Hopefully, I received some great help from Nicolas "HappyPeng" Centa on #gnomefr that finally find the bug at the end of the afternoon. In fact, it was a bug in nautilus and it was reported with a patch to solve the problem. I hope it will be accepted...

The result is that I've finally had to postponed the feature I was working on, but a huge number of others have been commited althought, as you can see in the ChangeLog.

You can check out this new release here

Don't hesitate to fill a bug/feature report here if you have any suggestion to make.

A new tutorial is available for the Nautilus-actions project that will explain you how to configure nautilus-actions to be able to debug the parameters send by Nautilus via the extension.

Check it out here and as usual, don't hesitate to post a comment to ask for questions or give any suggestions.

Nautilus-actions is one of the pieces of a bigger project launched by Rodrigo Moya in his blog.

The aim of this project is to bring the power of unix tool in the gnome desktop in a "It Just Works(tm)" manner.

Nautilus-actions can bring throught scripts and little kind of glue-app this power for file processing operations.

Rodrigo create a special page for this project in the gnome wiki. You can find it here

He also talked about Nautilus-actions in one of his recent blog entry

Hope that Nautilus-actions will manage to achieve a part of this great goal ! :)