Nautilus File Manager
Nautilus is the default file manager for the GNOME desktop environment, providing a graphical interface for browsing, organizing, and managing files and directories on Linux systems. It supports features like tabbed browsing, file previews, and integration with cloud services, making it a central tool for desktop file operations. Originally known as GNOME Files, it is designed to be user-friendly and extensible through plugins.
Developers should learn Nautilus when working on Linux-based systems, especially those using GNOME, as it is essential for efficient file management in desktop environments. It is useful for tasks like navigating project directories, managing configuration files, and integrating with version control systems through its interface. Knowledge of Nautilus can improve productivity in development workflows that involve frequent file operations on Linux desktops.