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I am using Linux Mint 19 (Ubuntu 18.04) and I have to repeatedly open files located in sub-directories of a particular directory /home/path/to/resources/.
At present I have to open the file manager, click on the shortcut to /home/path/to/resources/, and then click the search icon before typing in the name of a file I want to search for.
Is it possible to configure the start menu so I can instead just press the Windows key to open the start menu and then when I type in a filename it will search the /home/path/to/resources/ directory? This would be a huge timesaver if it could be done.
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I am using Linux Mint 19 (Ubuntu 18.04) and I have to repeatedly open files located in sub-directories of a particular directory /home/path/to/resources/.
At present I have to open the file manager, click on the shortcut to /home/path/to/resources/, and then click the search icon before typing in the name of a file I want to search for.
Is it possible to configure the start menu so I can instead just press the Windows key to open the start menu and then when I type in a filename it will search the /home/path/to/resources/ directory? This would be a huge timesaver if it could be done.
files filesystem unity-dash search cinnamon
asked Apr 11 at 14:11
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I am using Linux Mint 19 (Ubuntu 18.04) and I have to repeatedly open files located in sub-directories of a particular directory /home/path/to/resources/.
At present I have to open the file manager, click on the shortcut to /home/path/to/resources/, and then click the search icon before typing in the name of a file I want to search for.
Is it possible to configure the start menu so I can instead just press the Windows key to open the start menu and then when I type in a filename it will search the /home/path/to/resources/ directory? This would be a huge timesaver if it could be done.
files filesystem unity-dash search cinnamon
asked Apr 11 at 14:11
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I am using Linux Mint 19 (Ubuntu 18.04) and I have to repeatedly open files located in sub-directories of a particular directory /home/path/to/resources/.
At present I have to open the file manager, click on the shortcut to /home/path/to/resources/, and then click the search icon before typing in the name of a file I want to search for.
Is it possible to configure the start menu so I can instead just press the Windows key to open the start menu and then when I type in a filename it will search the /home/path/to/resources/ directory? This would be a huge timesaver if it could be done.
files filesystem unity-dash search cinnamon
files filesystem unity-dash search cinnamon
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- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – DK Bose, RoVo, Eric Carvalho, mikewhatever, karel
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