created by

Hong Xu

script type

utility

description

****NOTE: THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED. PLEASE VISIT http://nautilusvim.topbug.net/**** This script was written for Nautilus 2. I never had a chance to test it under Nautilus 3, so I'm not sure whether it will work. Homepage and screenshots: http://nautilusvim.topbug.net/ 1. Overview nautilus-py-vim is an extension for nautilus, the GNOME file manager, and is written in python. This extension adds several menu items in the nautilus right-click context menu for gvim, just like gVim on Windows. 2. Install To install this extension, first make sure that you have installed the nautilus python extension(http://projects.gnome.org/nautilus-python): On Fedora:          # yum install nautilus-python On Debian/Ubuntu:   # apt-get install python-nautilus If you want to enable the "Edit with gVim as Root" menu item, you should install gksu(http://www.nongnu.org/gksu), beesu(http://honeybeenet.altervista.org/beesu) or kdesu(http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/kdesu): On Fedora:          # yum install beesu On Debian/Ubuntu:   # apt-get install gksu After that, just run "install.sh": $ ./install.sh The above command would make this extension available to you only, not other users. If you want every user on the machine could use this extension, run the install.sh with root privilege: # ./install.sh If you encounter any problem when executing the command above, try to execute "bash install.sh" or "ksh install.sh". Then restart nautilus(execute "nautilus -q") and try to right click on the file(s) you want to edit, you will see the changes in the context menu("Edit with gVim" when only one file is selected, and "Diff with gVim", "Edit with Multi gVim", "Edit with a Single gVim" are present when several files are selected), just like what it is like on Windows. 3. Configuration To configure the extension, you could write a config file. nautilus-py-vim will search the config file in the order of the following files: ~/.nautilusvim.conf ~/.nautilus/nautilusvim.conf /etc/nautilusvim.conf For the content of the config file, you could take a look at the "example.conf". If none of the configuration files are found, nautilus-py-vim will use default values. 4. Uninstall Run the uninstall shell script. Repository: https://github.com/xuhdev/nautilus-py-vim

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
nautilus-py-vim-0.3.tar.gz	0.3	2011-06-06	7.0	Hong Xu	Now "gvim" and "gvimdiff" commands can be customized; "Edit as root" is now available; menu items now can be put into one submenu.

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