Most of us want to open the terminal, pointing to the directory we are currently working on. But we haven’t got that option by default in Ubuntu. So today’s post is on how to open the terminal in the current directory. Here are the steps to do so

• First, run "sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal” in a terminal.
• Then run “nautilus -q” to quit all the open nautilus windows.

After that, when we go inside any folder and right-click over there, we get an extra “Open in terminal” option in the context menu.

Note: Package nautilus-open-terminal is in the universal repositories.