On a fresh Ubuntu, you usually have these default (empty) folders: Downloads Documents Music Videos. Software Penjualan Dan Stok Barang Murah here. All with special emblems. BUT, where are these Emblems. In files & folders' Properties window, there's no Emblems tab any more. Fortunately, there are a set of Nautilus scripts and one named Emblemize allows to add emblems to files & folders in Nautilus 3.0+ by right-clicking on them. Install Emblemize script in Ubuntu 11.10 & 12.04: Open up a terminal window and install it from. [How to] Add Actions, Emblem Support Back to Nautilus in Ubuntu 11.10. By Joey Sneddon under Download December 16, 2011. Notice: This post is more than a year old. It may be outdated.

My home folder is stuffed full of random files in equally random folders. I know it’s a mess yet I keep making it messier. One way to get organized is to use folders discriminately; i.e. Serial Key For Oxford Medical Dictionary. Have a folder for everything. Music goes in ‘Music’; lolcat pictures go in ‘lolcats’ etc. If you’re put off by the thought of having a slew of bland folder icons you needn’t: Nautilus supports the creation of user-made emblems and these gems can be the key to staying organized. Reader Christoph sent us the tip and above you can see his home folder diligently organized by the use of emblems.