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September 13th, 2008
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A Carafe of Ubuntu
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[SOLVED] context menu 'Create Archive...' and 'Extract Here'
My dumb question for today. How are these menu entries created? Can I install them using a specific package?
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Re: context menu 'Create Archive...' and 'Extract Here'
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P.S. I just uninstalled the file-roller package, logged out, and logged back in again, and those menu entries were gone, so I can say that they are provided by that package.
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September 14th, 2008
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A Carafe of Ubuntu
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Re: context menu 'Create Archive...' and 'Extract Here'
I installed the CLI Ubuntu base and built a Gnome desktop to see how light-weight it would be. It's running well but I noticed that I was missing a few things, including this functionality in Nautilus. Thanks for your help.
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