I tried ubuntu and many other Linux distros. In ubuntu when I open the file browser of a remote machine and when I am in any remote directory, the mouse right-click in file explorer empty space gives us two options;
(1)open in local terminal and
(2)open in the remote terminal.
Open in local terminal is very handy to use and I can analyze my file data which are huge in size.
I don't get to see the same "open in local terminal" option in other Linux distros which I tried.
Can anyone please recommend me distro which offers this feature, especially in Manjaro? I there any workaround to do get that feature irrespective of what Linux distro I am using?
Please help!!
Regards
Manoj
Manoj Patel you could write a bash function and place it in ~/.bashrc (assuming you use bash and not zsh/ksh etc), that checks the working directory where it is opened, and if that's a mount (NFS/SSHFS), remotely access the the system in question (using a preconfigured ~/.ssh). Should not be more than 4-5 lines.
This option is highly dependent on your file manager's configuration, since most modern GUI-based file managers allow you to change the terminal emulator being used.
You should also check if the terminal emulator being used by your file manager of choice is actually installed.
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