Ubuntu Unleashed

Ok today I was looking for a easy right click md5 checker for nautilus so I can verify that my clipperz password file is secure and unchanged, btw, clipperz is a great password manager that works online and offline and I store all my passwords and sensitive data in these encrypted html files and will auto-login my online accounts. But anyways here is a sweet set of scripts that you can enjoy complements of crispy
Here are the scripts included:


Chkmd5:

Check md5sums

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

CopyTo:

Copy selected files/folders to ...
whereever you want. the script will
check if you have write-permissions.

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

InstallTheme:

Install a Theme to ~/.themes, or /usr/share/themes works with
both tarballs and folders

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

InstallIcons:

Install Icons/Cursors to ~/.icons or /usr/share/icons works
with both tarballs and folders

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

Mkmd5:

Create md5sums

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

MoveTo:

Move selected files/folders to ...
whereever you want. the script will
check if you have write-permissions.

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

Rootilus:

Open the current directory in nautilus, as root

RootTermInCurdir:

Open a gnome-terminal with the currentdir as workdir, as root

SetAsSplash:

set as session splash screen

maxfiles at once: one

Shredder:

Shred seleted files ... forever
if /dev/random or /dev/urandom
exists, it will be used.

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

TermInCurdir:

open a terminal with the currentdir as workdir, as the current user

SetAsWallpaper:

set the current file as wallpaper

SendShortcutTo

send links to ... wherever you want.

Maxfiles at once: unlimited

SendToMenu:

send desktop-launchers to menu ("Other"-Submenu)

Now if you want this nice set of scripts grab them here
Now simply extract the files once you get to the download dir and move them to the nautilus-scripts directory then refresh nautilus to load up the scripts for the right click menu
tar zxvf Nscripts.tar.gz ; mv NScripts ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts ; sudo killall -HUP nautilus