Add ptyxis nautilus right click menu

[jumpyvi]

I tried to make it work with https://github.com/zirconium-dev/xdg-terminal-exec-nautilus, but I could get it to work properly

[fizzyizzy05]

Closed in 65d13a2

[fizzyizzy05]

Gonna reopen this because unfortunately the current implementation seems a bit faulty. It doesn't actually launch in the intended folder so i'll need to look into it further. xdg-terminal-exec-nautilus and xdg-terminal-exec are there now at least so it shouldn't be too hard to solve however.

[jumpyvi]

Yeah, that's the same issue I had

[jumpyvi]

This seems to work fine

https://github.com/Stunkymonkey/nautilus-open-any-terminal

[fizzyizzy05]

Looking into the issue a bit more, it seems that Ptyxis (or at least the version in the Arch repos) doesn't properly work with xdg-terminal-exec. If I replace it with foot (as used in zirconium), it works fine and as expected. So I'm not really too sure what to do here, tbh.

The nautilus-open-any-terminal package seems interesting, though I'm not too happy with the fact that it needs to be configured with dconf (not a blocker per se, but I prefer the other approach).

[jumpyvi]

@fizzyizzy05

I've check a bit how the spec works and it seem there is two options we can take

Change the default command in the .desktop file to ptyxis --tab

Or

Add org.gnome.Ptyxis.desktop:new-tab to xdg-terminal.list and add

X-ExecArg=--
X-TerminalArgTitle=--title
X-TerminalArgDir=--working-directory
X-TerminalArgAppId=--gapplication-app-id

to the new-tab action of the .desktop file

[fizzyizzy05]

Option 2 sounds reasonable to me!

[jumpyvi]

Good I will do a PR maybe tomorrow.

It also only work if you have the "remember session" setting turned on (it's on by default) which kind of suck.

The best would be to find a good non-chuddy terminal that respect the spec