nautilus-script-manager(1)

💅 nautilus-script-manager — bestie's guide (General Commands Manual, section 1)

okay so you found nautilus-script-manager and you're like "what is this little guy" — let me put you on. this is a simple management script for the system-wide nautilus script database</u>. it can enable, disable, and list your available / enabled scripts. that's it, that's the whole job, and it does it flawlessly.

🫶 important vibe check: this should be executed by the user who wants to enable / disable a certain script. not root, not your roommate, not the ghost in your ~/.config. the person doing the enabling/disabling runs it. periodt.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

nautilus-script-manager {enable | disable | list-enabled |
list-available} [script-name]

so you pick ONE of those four little words, and then maybe a script name if the word you picked needs one. slay.

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

picture this: there's a system-wide nautilus script database, and this script is your key to it. it can enable scripts, disable scripts, and list what's available and what's enabled. icon behavior, honestly.

the four things it does:

• enable — turns on the script you named, for the current user. just for you. your own personal slay.
• disable — turns off the script you named, for the current user. bye bestie 🦋
• list-enabled — shows you every script that's enabled for the current user. the current roster. the main characters.
• list-available — shows you all the scripts that exist and are up for grabs. the whole menu, no cap.

and again, because it matters: run this as the user who wants to enable / disable the script. that's the whole rule. iykyk 💖

👑 AUTHOR 👑

this manual page was written by Lukas Fittl <lfittl@ixios-software.com>. we stan a documentation legend. 💅

and that's the whole page, bestie — nautilus-script-manager(1), General Commands Manual, dated 18 December 2005. go enable something cute. 🎀✨