From the terminal I can open the file manager using nautilus .
, but the window opens behind the current terminal window (on my Ubuntu 14.04).
Is there a way to call nautilus
from the terminal and bring the window to the foreground?
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Sign up to join this communityFrom the terminal I can open the file manager using nautilus .
, but the window opens behind the current terminal window (on my Ubuntu 14.04).
Is there a way to call nautilus
from the terminal and bring the window to the foreground?
After adding comment here I checked askubuntu.com and found the answer there.
You need to install
CompizConfig Settings Manager
. Then go toGeneral
->General Options
->Focus & Raise Behaviour
and setFocus Prevention Level
fromLow
toOff
.
CompizConfig Settings Manager
and that it can be installed via the Ubuntu Software Center
Apr 28, 2015 at 18:16