Nemo and its plugins manager on Ubuntu 18.04 separate archive creation / extraction window instead of having it integrated in the toolbar like recent Nautilus versionsīesides these, there are some extra features, implemented after Nemo was forked from Nautilus, like a Plugins Manager (lets you easily enable or disable extensions, scripts, and actions), enhanced Open With dialog, "Open as root" and "Open in terminal" context menu items, and many others.in-place rename (instead of using a popup like recent Nautilus versions).displays available disk space in the statusbar.configurable toolbar (you can show or hide most toolbar elements).dual panel view (open a second panel when using the F3 key).type-ahead search (type to select files instead of using a full-blown search).Nemo file manager on Ubuntu 18.04 desktop (Gnome)įeatures available in Nemo file manager that are not present in Nautilus (Gnome Files) / differences include: This article also applies to users running Ubuntu-based Linux distributions with the GNOME Shell desktop (like Pop!_OS) who want to run Nemo as their file manager. Note that on Ubuntu 19.10 using the Nemo package from the Ubuntu repositories, the theming issues are gone. This article tries to cover these inconveniences and suggest workarounds for Ubuntu 18.04, 18.10 and 19.04 (Gnome desktop) where possible, to make the most of Nemo and properly integrate it with the desktop. The problem with Nemo is that it's especially designed for the Cinnamon desktop, and there are some annoyances / inconveniences when using it on other desktop environments, such as Gnome. There are some features that were added later too, like a plugins manager. Nemo was forked from Nautilus 3.4, so it includes features removed from Nautilus, like dual panels (split view), list view, configurable toolbar, as well as type-ahead find (type to select files instead of using a full-blown search). Nemo, the default Cinnamon file manager, is far superior to Gnome's default Files application (Nautilus) in terms of features.
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