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marshman
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 Make Nautilus address bar show text or breadcrumbs Mint


You may have noticed in the recent versions of Nautilus the address bar no longer has the handy button to change from breadcrumbs (navigation buttons) to text. I find the text entry very handy for copying and pasting into the terminal, so here is the answer.

To change from breadcrumbs to text press Ctrl-L and to change back again press Esc. The address bar will change back to breadcrumbs when you refresh the view, normally by clicking on another folder. To make a permanent change open Applications > System Tools > Configuration Editor (or Alt+F2 and enter gconf-editor) then go to apps/nautilus/preferences and tick the box that says always_use_location_entry.

If you wish to swap between the two views you will have to leave this unticked and use Ctrl-L and Esc.

If you are using 'Mate' in Mint 12 do this for 'Caja' (not 'Nautilus') with 'mateconf-editor' (not 'gconf-editor').Open 'mateconf-editor' then go to '/apps/caja/preferences' and tick the box that says 'always_use_location_entry'.

 
The Mint 12 instructions are from Kazztan0325

Tags: address bar location text breadcrumbs navigation buttons nautilus
Created: 6 years ago.
Last edited: 6 years ago.
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6 years ago

kazztan0325
@finwake:
You would be able to do this for 'Caja' (not 'Nautilus') with 'mateconf-editor' (not 'gconf-editor').

Open 'mateconf-editor' then go to '/apps/caja/preferences' and tick the box that says 'always_use_location_entry'.

 
6 years ago

finwake
The permanent change option is not working on Mint 12 with MATE. Hopefully someone will fix this...

Ctrl+L is working...
 
6 years ago

efthialex
Very nice tip. Thanks.  
6 years ago

RayWoods
Nice and simple, that's the way I like it! Thanks.  

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