Nice Linux file manager

You can add custom actions to the right-click menu (context menu). These are shown in the context menu for all files¹⁾. To define them, create a .desktop file in ~/.local/share/file-manager/actions/.

NB: these are also compatible with the nautilus file manager.

: Probably a proper name for these, I just made this up.

You can also set custom commands to launch for specific files via

right-click > 'Open With…' 'Custom Command Line', and then entering commands and giving it a name.

I have one to mount .iso files, which is really handy:

udisksctl loop-setup -f %f

Found that here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/537352/gui-to-mount-disk-images-iso-etc-in-xubuntu

• https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=PCmanFM-Qt#Creating_Custom_Actions
• http://lxlinux.com/pcmanfm-actions.html
• http://www.bernaerts-nicolas.fr/linux/323-lubuntu-trusty-empty-trash-menu
• madebits/linux-pcmanfm-actions
• paius1/pcmanfm-actions
• qkzoo/pcmanfm-custom-actions - Has one for generating md5sum.
• stefonarch/custom-actions

• cmrd-senya/pcmanfm-image-size-module - Image dimensions in status bar.
• dionysio/recently_modified - Python, adds recently modified projects as bookmarks.
• alessandro-g89/pcmanfm-statusbar-pdf-pages
• livanh/pcmanfm-statusbar-ffmpeg-info
• ksharindam/pcmanfm-modules
• alessandro-g89/libfm-taglib-columns - audio tag columns.
• alessandro-g89/gtk-column-group

• https://wiki.lxde.org/en/PCManFM