If the shell scripts are added to the location:
/home/<USERNAME>/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/
and execution permissions are given, they will appear in the right-click context menu in the Nautilus, under "Scripts" entry.
Here is an example of a script that can be useful:
Script to run an executable file from the Terminal
The Zoom Control script, can control the zoom of all text in Gnome graphical environment.
Instructions to bind it with keyboard shortcuts:
1) Save the script in any directory
2) Give the script permission to execute
3) To add keyboard shortcuts to the system, go to the system "Shorcuts" menu and set the custom shortcuts, by entering the following in the "command" field:
- to increse text size:
bash -c "<PATH/TO/SCRIPT> -i"
- to decrease text size:
bash -c "<PATH/TO/SCRIPT> -d"
- to reset text size:
bash -c "<PATH/TO/SCRIPT> -r"
To batch rename (replace/delete characters) files, run this script from the folder with the files.
Change cursor highlight (useful while recording screen) with this cursor themes.
To set it up, follow these steps:
1) Download the zipped file with themes from the link above.
2) Unzip the file and copy its content to /usr/share/icons/
Example of the command to copy everything to the mentioned location (if the zipped file content is extracted to the "Downloads" folder inside subfolder "Cursor-highlighted-themes" :
sudo cp -r /home/<USER>/Downloads/Cursor-highlighted-themes/* /usr/share/icons/
After the instructions above are done, the cursor themes can be changed. The easiest way is to install Gnome Tweaks app from the software store and change the themes there, by going to Applications - Cursor