Here you can find several Nautilus scripts I created. These are little programs which add new options to the contextual menu of Nautilus, that is, the menu which is displayed when you right click on an element.
- nautilus-send-gmail
- nautilus-mount-image
- nautilus-tag-music
- nautilus-rename-exif-date
- nautilus-play-amarok
- nautilus-play-banshee
- nautilus-play-mplayer
To install one of them, if you use Debian, Ubuntu, or some other distribution which uses deb packages, you can download the deb file and simply double-click on it to launch the installer, or you can add my repository to your sources.list file, so that your distribution can inform you of new releases.
If you choose the second method, open the file /etc/apt/sources.list with your favorite editor as root and add this line:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/zootropo/ubuntu hardy main
Update the list of packages writing sudo aptitude update
on the terminal, and install the application by writing sudo aptitude install name of the program
.
If you use other distribution, download the tar.gz, uncompress it, and execute the command make install
with root privileges.
Once installed, you have to restart your PC (or Nautilus) for the menu of the new script to be shown.
nautilus-send-gmail
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to send the selected files and the files inside the selected folders to our Gmail account.

nautilus-mount-image
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to mount and unmount the selected CD or DVD image.

nautilus-tag-music
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to fill the ID3 tags of mp3 files with its appropriate genre, artist, year, album, number of song and title using its path. For this program to work your music has to be stored using a path like /Genre/Artist/Year - Album/Number - Title.mp3
Also if you have an image for the artist at the "Artist" folder and / or one for the album at the "Year - Album" folder, these will be added too to their corresponding ID3 tags.

nautilus-rename-exif-date
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to rename the selected JPEG and TIFF photographies (and the ones contained inside the selected folders) to the date and hour in which the photos were taken, using the corresponding EXIF tag.
Of course, the new menu item won't show up if the image doesn't have EXIF tags.

An example of what you'll get
nautilus-play-amarok
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to play with Amarok the selected audio files, and the audio files contained inside the selected folders.

nautilus-play-banshee
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to play with Banshee the selected audio files, and the audio files contained inside the selected folders.

nautilus-play-mplayer
This program adds a new entry to the contextual menu which allows us to play with MPlayer the selected video files, and the video files contained inside the selected folders.

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