NAME

       fma-config-tool - FileManager-Actions Configuration Tool

SYNOPSIS

       fma-config-tool [OPTION...]

OPTIONS

   Help Options:
       -h, --help
              Show help options

       --help-all
              Show all help options

       --help-gtk
              Show GTK+ Options

   Application Options:
       -n, --non-unique
              Set it to run multiple instances of the program [unique]

       -v, --version
              Output the version number, and exit gracefully [no]

       --display=DISPLAY
              X display to use

DESCRIPTION

       FileManager-Actions  is  an extension for GNOME-based file managers which allows arbitrary programs to be
       launched through the file manager's context menu.  Currently, Nautilus, Caja and Nemo are supported.

       Each time you right-click on one or more files in the file manager, or any part of the background of  the
       currently  opened folder, FileManager-Actions will look at its configured actions to see if a program has
       been setup for this selection.  If so, it will add an item to the menu that allows  you  to  execute  the
       program on the selected files or folders.

       Configurations  are stored in GSettings for speed and integration with other GNOME programs.  Configs can
       be easily shared using the “Import/Export assistant” menu items in the Tools menu of fma-config-tool.

BUGS

       Please report bugs in FileManager-Actions to <submit@bugs.debian.org>.   The  current  bug  list  may  be
       viewed at <https://bugs.debian.org/filemanager-actions>.

AUTHOR

       FileManager-Actions was written by Rodrigo Moya <rodrigo@novell.com>, Frederic Ruaudel <grumz@grumz.net>,
       Pierre Wieser <pwieser@trychlos.org>, and contributors.

       This  manual  page  was  written  by  Christine   Spang   <christine@debian.org>   and   Alice   Ferrazzi
       <aliceinwire@gnumerica.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

LICENSING

       Both  the  FileManager-Actions  source  code  and this man page are licensed under the GNU General Public
       License.