GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 742813
Add a shortcut for open in file manager
Last modified: 2016-11-04 17:40:06 UTC
When you select a file, I would like to press a shortcut to open it in the file manager (image viewer) right away, just like I can edit a picture by pressing CTRL+ENTER. What about shift+ENTER?
Not sure when it was added, but <ctrl><shift>q should do that.
Which version are you using? I use 0.24.1 and there is no such shortcut.
sorry, ctrl-shift-m. According to b5c73c96 it's there since 2010, though I haven't tried. commit b5c73c96cfef83047f63fc7c746ae577229f49f0 Author: Jim Nelson <jim@yorba.org> Date: Thu Jun 24 23:47:38 2010 +0000 #2203: Keyboard shortcut for Show in File Manager. #2204: Keyboard shortcut for Delete in Trash Page. diff --git a/src/AppWindow.vala b/src/AppWindow.vala index 027227d..011b846 100644 --- a/src/AppWindow.vala +++ b/src/AppWindow.vala @@ -467,8 +467,8 @@ public abstract class AppWindow : PageWindow { redo.tooltip = Resources.REDO_TOOLTIP; actions += redo; - Gtk.ActionEntry jump_to_file = { "CommonJumpToFile", Gtk.STOCK_JUMP_TO, TRANSLATABLE, null, - TRANSLATABLE, on_jump_to_file }; + Gtk.ActionEntry jump_to_file = { "CommonJumpToFile", Gtk.STOCK_JUMP_TO, TRANSLATABLE, + "<Ctrl><Shift>M", TRANSLATABLE, on_jump_to_file }; jump_to_file.label = Resources.JUMP_TO_FILE_MENU; jump_to_file.tooltip = Resources.JUMP_TO_FILE_TOOLTIP; actions += jump_to_file;