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Why Nautilus is my favorite file manager | Linux
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Nov 30, 2024
In this video guide, I go deep down on why Natilus is my favorite file manager for Linux. I'll explore its essential features and showcase the reasons why it's simply amazing for anyone to use. āØāØ Looking for a FREE alternative to Microsoft Office? š Introducing WPS Office ā AI-powered office suite for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Mobile platforms. š»š± Download it for FREE: https://bit.ly/44D9GWs š 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Sponsor Integration 02:45 What is Nautilus? 03:20 Intuitive Interface 03:55 Easy Navigation & Preview 05:09 Customization Options 06:39 Integrated Tools 07:48 Turbo Performance 08:42 Conclusion š¦ For more, visit š¦ https://linuxh2o.com
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we often Overlook the file explorer when
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it comes to Linux distributions or
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general computers in a way it is the
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gateway to our computers which you and I
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use daily for personal and work related
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needs without a file explorer we cannot
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access our files you cannot even open
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them or attach them to your emails all
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in all a pile Explorer is an important
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application and having a good one can
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really make a difference that's why I'm
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excited to share why not plus is my
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personal favorite file explorer in this
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video I will take a deep dive into note
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class and see why for the past 7 years
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it is this file explorer that I use
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video
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as we discussed earlier a file explorer
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is a really important application and I
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like Nautilus but before I deep down
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into my reason why not plus is my go to
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file explorer let's take a brief look at
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but not plus Ace Nautilus is a part of
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gnome desktop environment many Linux
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distributions including Ubuntu Fedora
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manzaro to name a few come with gnome
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next of environment making it default
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file explorer Nautilus follows the human
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design system developed by gnome
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Foundation the foundation that develops
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the Chrome desktop environment now you
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know what Nautilus is let's take a deep
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down into the reasons why I like it so
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much reason number one intuitive
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interface one of the primary reasons why
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we often like an application or a system
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because of its intuitive user interface
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natural is not a stranger to that it
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comes with beautiful human design
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interface which is followed Across The
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Gnome desktop making it seamless
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everything looks perfect this size the
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icons colors the font space distribution
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and the trendy cup design that it has so
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all these elements contribute to an
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amazing design and interface that it has
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so this is my one reason why I like
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Nautilus reason number two is a
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navigation and review so looks are
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important but what about the other
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things so we use a file explorer because
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of its looks of course but for also the
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functionality that it provides us so one
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of the key reasons why I absolutely
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adore using note plus as it offers an
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easy navigation and seamless preview
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functionality
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so I have this panel on the left side I
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can effortlessly access my favorite
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folders and bookmarks by default it
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comes with the popular bookmarks that it
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has like the documents the downloads the
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home but I can always add my own and I
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can start using them on the right side
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it has the files and folders and you can
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also preview them
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and the top action bar provides a quick
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access to the search where I can search
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for files and get the absolute path of
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my files and folders it has these Back
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info buttons and various other options
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as well with the option menu I can
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easily open a new tab and toggle the
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hidden by crease in my system the
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convenience of opening a new tab in
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Nautilus allows me to easily organize
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and multitask I use this feature a lot
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and it becomes handy when I want to move
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files around the directories
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reason number three customization
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options so let's face it all Linux users
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love customization I love customizations
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too with gnome human design interface
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Nautilus offers a ton of customizations
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while keeping it clean and easy to
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understand by default Nautilus has this
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gnome based design right and comes with
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the system byte dark and light themes
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but you can easily customize the themes
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by adding your own gtk and icon themes
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onto your system like here I have added
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bunch of themes in my system and I can
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simply choose a particular theme and the
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look of the note class build change I
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can easily toggle hidden files as I
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mentioned before and add new bookmarks
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to the site panel by simply dragging and
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dropping any folder and in the
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preferences I can switch between the
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single click and double click option for
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opening any file in folder personally I
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like to click twice to open any folder
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or file so I have that but you can
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always change it and tolerate to your
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workflow habits it also offers context
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menu options like permanent delete and
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creating a new link so if you want to
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enable these options they will pop up
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when you right click on any folder or
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file and you can also set these view
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captions for additional information
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under the directories so you can simply
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enable these options and new information
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will start to pop up under the directory
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name all in all the Nautilus Embraces
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the freedom to customize according to my
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needs making it my favorite File
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Explorer
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reason number four integrated tools for
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cloud remote access and archive related
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work another compelling reason why
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Nautilus Reigns Supreme as my favorite
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Linux file explorer because it offers
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intricated tools for seamless Cloud
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remote access and archive management so
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just like bookmarks you can easily add
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your remote sources and access them with
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just a single click making it effortless
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to sync and manage files across various
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platforms so if you have a server or a
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web hosting then you can easily use
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these bunch of protocols to access the
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files and manage them not us also
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ensures the smooth connectivity to these
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various remote systems and services
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using these protocols so that you do not
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find any hiccups while doing your work
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additionally I can easily manage
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different types of archive files right
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from the notos application so I do not
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have to like install a different tools
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to extract or to create different
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archive files like 7z Zip RAR
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etc etc so it offers us this easy way to
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create and extract such files without
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any hustle now moving on to the reason
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number five and this reason is really
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important because it matters the reason
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number five is Turbo performance so note
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loss is not just user friendly
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application that offers good navigation
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customization and remote connectivity it
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is also incredibly efficient as it is
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designed to be right on the system
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resources ensuring that it doesn't slow
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down your system of course on top of
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that being part of gnome ecosystem gives
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it an edge over other file explorers as
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it can easily rely on optimized
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resources that the whole desk of
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environment offers wherever it comes
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with performance customization options
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as well so you can easily go into the
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preferences and tweak the settings as
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per your needs so the feature to
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customize the the performance makes it a
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perfect choice for both modern and older
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Hardware as well with that I conclude
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all my regions so give it a try and let
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me know what you think about it and if
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you have your own favorite file explorer
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then do let me know in the comment
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section below and don't forget to hit
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