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How can I set up some quick access ubuntu terminals to directories other than the user's home?

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Create custom keyboard shortcuts. E.g. pressing Ctrl + Alt + J to open Terminal in a specific directory is blazingly fast.

In Ubuntu 11.10 you can do this by going to System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts (tab).

In the command field of a new custom keyboard shortcut window, type gnome-terminal --working-directory=/path/to/dir.

To change the keyboard shortcut to open Terminal in the default directory (default is Ctrl + Alt + T), look for the launcher shortcuts ("Launchers").

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Check out Apparix. To install it run sudo apt-get install apparix then apparix --shell-examples.

Once you install this, it basically is a bookmark manager for your terminal. Run bm <name> to bookmark your current path as a custom name, then use to <name> to go to that location later.

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You can edit ~/.bashrc and add the line CD /path/to/desired/directory. Everytime you open a new shell, it'll default to that directory.

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You can give gnome-terminal a working directory. If you add a terminal applet to a panel, you can then get its properties and put the options to do this in the command field. Like this for the Desktop directory:

gnome-terminal --working-directory Desktop

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Install Nautilus Actions Configuration from Software Center. Then go to Systems->Preferences->Nautilus Actions Configurations and then create an action named "Open Terminal here" for folders with the command

gnome-terminal

and parameter as

--working-directory=%d

After that, you can right-click on any folder and get a terminal window right away.