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This is an issue I usually have with BunsenLabs, and basically is just one of those maintenance things I do right after a fresh install. Thought I would share with anyone else that might need it, including future "me".
O.K. So, I tend to remove File-Roller and Evince and replace them with Atril and Engrampa because I think the GTK 3 stuff looks very clashy with the GTK 2 apps, and to be honest, I prefer the older apps. Anyway, I dump the Gnome 3 stuff and replace it with apps from the MATE desktop, since it is just the continuation of the Gnome 2 code. Typically, everything works and all is well. However, if you remove file-roller and replace it with Engrampa, the "Extract Here" and "Extract To" options in the right-click menu will cease to work.
In order to fix this, you will need to create a file in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/thunar-archive-plugin called "engrampa.tap" and paste the following code into it.
#!/bin/sh
#
# engrampa.tap - Wrapper script to create and extract archive files
# in Thunar, via the thunar-archive-plugin, using the
# engrampa archive manager.
# determine the action and the folder, $@ then contains only the files
action=$1; shift;
folder=$1; shift;
# check the action
case $action in
create)
exec engrampa "--default-dir=$folder" --add "$@"
;;
extract-here)
exec engrampa "--extract-to=$(pwd)" --extract-here --force "$@"
;;
extract-to)
exec engrampa "--default-dir=$folder" --extract "$@"
;;
*)
echo "Unsupported action '$action'" >&2
exit 1
esac
After you save it, all you need to do is make it executable with a "chmod +x" and then restart Thunar and you should be good to go.
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I tend to remove File-Roller and Evince and replace them with Atril and Engrampa because I think the GTK 3 stuff looks very clashy with the GTK 2 apps
+1, I would like BunsenLabs to drop the Gtk3 stuff as well.
For Helium I think we should be using gtk3-nocsd which removes the client-side decorations from Gtk3 applications and replaces them with the Openbox decorations instead.
Anyway, thanks for the advice, I've moved this thread to Scripts, Tutorials & Tips.
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Thanks HoaS! I wasn't really sure where to post this, but it made sense to get it on the forums, because I am so tired of having to google for the solution every time I do an install. Much easier to find it here.
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So 2015
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For Helium I think we should be using gtk3-nocsd which removes the client-side decorations from Gtk3 applications and replaces them with the Openbox decorations instead.
What happened, I thought we already were, starting months ago at your suggestion! -edit- The package isn't installed according to apt-cache policy, but I have the openbox decs on transmission and Synaptic. ?
@bronto, yes, I remember you posted a fix/script quite awhile ago, though I can't seem to find the forum post now, maybe it was on the #! forums. In fact, I'm almost positive it was.
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^Here it is, but unfortunately corenominal has not archived everything, most of the posts don't display...
https://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=40020
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@hhh, wow, that must have been one google experience.
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@hhh, wow, that must have been one google experience.
Not too bad. The year checks out!
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Sorry all. Didn't mean to double post or anything. Just trying to take some of the work out of the chore.
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^No worries. Not a double post since the original source is dead.
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Luckily thunar-archive-plugin (0.3.1-4) now ships /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/thunar-archive-plugin/engrampa.tap so "Extract Here" in Thunar works OOTB.
Thanks m1rr0r5h4d35 and brontosaurusrex for support so far!
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