User Actions
User actions trigger predefined functions (actions) and make GNOME Commander very flexible. They are accessed by a key or set of keys (shortcut key).
Managing user actions
The menu for user actions and associated keyboard shortcuts can be opened by clicking on . Below, the usage of the dialog is explained.
In the keyboard shortcut dialog a table with three columns is shown:
Shortcut Key: Key combination the user has to press to perform the action.
Action: Action to perform by pressing the shortcut key.
Options: Some user actions require an option to perform the action, e.g. the command to be executed by the "Execute command" action.
You can Add a new shortcut and Remove a selected one with the related buttons on the right.
The default dialog window is shown in the figure Pintasan Papan Tik below.
Available user actions are shown in the table List of user actions below.
Find the default key bindings in the previous section Pintasan Papan Tik.
It's possible to assign more than one key combinations to an action. To do so, click on the Add button, choose a new shortcut and choose the action which is already assigned to another shortcut. Some actions are already assigned to multiple shortcuts by default.
Key bindings are stored in the <KeyBindings> section of GNOME Commander config file (~/.gnome-commander/gnome-commander.xml).
List of user actions
User action |
Deskripsi |
|---|---|
About GNOME Commander |
About GNOME Commander |
Advanced rename tool |
Advanced rename tool |
Back one directory |
Go back to the last visited directory |
Back to the first directory |
Go forward to the first visited directory |
Bookmark current directory |
Bookmark current directory |
Change directory |
Change directory |
Change left connection |
Change left connection |
Change owner/group |
Change file ownership |
Change permissions |
Change file access permissions |
Change right connection |
Change right connection |
Close all tabs |
Close all tabs |
Close connection |
Disconnect from remote server |
Close duplicate tabs |
Close duplicate tabs |
Close the current tab |
Close the current tab |
Compare directories |
Compare directories |
Compare files (diff) |
Compare files using the differ in |
Configure plugins |
Configure plugins |
Copy |
Copy files to clipboard (not a global one yet) |
Copy files |
Copy files |
Copy file names |
Copy file names to clipboard |
Copy files with rename |
Copy file with rename |
Create directory |
Create directory |
Create symbolic link |
Create symbolic link |
Cut |
Cut files to clipboard (not a global one yet) |
Hapus |
Delete files |
Delete files |
Delete files |
Display main menu |
Display main menu |
Do nothing |
Do nothing (use to block key bindings) |
Edit a new file |
Edit a new file |
Edit file |
Edit file |
Equal panel size |
Set equal panes (50/50) |
Execute command |
Execute user defined command. GNOME Commander replaces found placeholders with:
Unknown placeholders are copied verbatim without any substitution. |
Forward one directory |
Go forward to the next visited directory |
Forward to the last directory |
Go forward to the last visited directory |
GNOME Commander on the web |
Visit GNOME Commander home page |
Go to bookmarked location |
Go to bookmarked location. Nonexistent bookmark names are ignored. |
Help contents |
Bantuan |
Help on keyboard shortcuts |
Help on keyboard shortcuts |
Home directory |
Ke direktori rumah |
Invert selection |
Invert selection |
Pintasan papan tik |
Configure keyboard shortcuts |
Lock/unlock tab |
Lock/unlock tab |
Manage bookmarks |
Open favourite directories (bookmarks) dialog |
Maximize panel size |
Maximize panel size |
Move files |
Move files |
New connection |
Open new remote connection |
Next tab |
Next tab |
Open connection |
Open remote connection |
Open directory in a new tab |
Open directory in a new tab |
Open directory in the active window |
Copy the current working directory from the inactive file list to the active one |
Open directory in the inactive window |
Copy the current working directory from the active file list to the inactive one |
Open directory in the left window |
Copy the current working directory from the active right file list to the left one |
Open directory in the new tab |
Open directory in the new tab |
Open directory in the new tab (inactive window) |
Open directory in the new tab (inactive window) |
Open directory in the right window |
Copy the current working directory from the active left file list to the right one |
Open folder |
Open the current location in Nautilus file manager |
Open terminal |
Open terminal in the current directory |
Open terminal as root |
Opens a terminal with root privileges. |
Opsi |
Options dialog |
Paste |
Paste from clipboard to current directory (not a global one yet) |
Previous tab |
Previous tab |
Properties |
Show properties for the selected file |
Quick search |
Quick search |
Keluar |
Exit GNOME Commander |
Segarkan |
Refresh the active file list |
Rename files |
Rename files |
Report a problem |
Report problem to gitlab.gnome.org |
Root directory |
Go to the root directory |
Search |
File search |
Select all |
Select all files |
Send files |
Send files via email or instant messenger (using nautilus-sendto) |
Show directory history |
Open the history list of visited directories |
Show user defined files |
Use file selection filter |
Start GNOME Commander as root |
Start GNOME Commander in root mode at the same location Be careful while running GNOME Commander with root privileges as you may damage your system. |
Synchronize directories |
Synchronize directories (using meld) |
Toggle selection |
Toggle selection for cursor |
Toggle selection and move cursor downward |
Select file or directory and move cursor downward |
Unselect all |
Unselect all files |
Up one directory |
Go forward to the parent directory |
View file |
View files |
View with external viewer |
View with external viewer |
View with internal viewer |
View with internal viewer |