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Open a terminal window through Nautilus  
Written by Virus the 3 Mar 08 at 16:47. Category: System. Related to: Nothing/Others. Won't implement
Sometimes it's unconfortable when you're searching some files (for example when compiling and installing a program) and when you are "inside" the folder in the file manager, you want to compile. You need the terminal.

So, you need to reach the folder and reach that folder typing all the way to do it, and it's very tedious when the program name is too long.

I suggest that in the menu (File menu) it would appear an item called "Open Terminal in this folder" or simply "Open terminal".

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This used to be available by default in GNOME but it was a conscious design decision to remove it by default. There are no plans to implement this by default in Ubuntu.

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Invert screen colors at will  
Written by rooster the 29 Feb 08 at 08:07. Category: Graphics. Related to: Nothing/Others. Implemented
In Mac OS X you can invert the colors on screen at the press of a button. This is a really great option for tired eyes.

I'd like to see a super-easy way of doing this in Ubuntu (or the x windowing system) as well.

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