ADB Push Nautilus Script?

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Is there an ADB push nautilus script out there?

That'll be handy, but i'm no scripting expert. I suspect it'll be bit tricky since adb is terminal only, I'm sure someone will have to figure out a way to pipe the output from terminal to GUI pop up dialog box to display progress bar, with success or failure message.

this one seem to work but no progress bar or success/fail message tho. YMMV

#/bin/sh
adb push $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS /sdcard

save this as adb_push.sh

be sure to set this file with permission:

chmod a+x adb_push.sh

think of this as rough draft, not perfect. Above code will push straight to sdcard. Suppose you could create few scripts like this..

ADB - Push to System APP

#/bin/sh
adb remount
adb push $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS /system/app

ADB - Install APK

#/bin/sh
adb install $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS

EDIT: Forgot to mention this, it'll work only if you've already set path to Android's SDK tools folder in .bashrc

awesome, thanks! I'll test it in a minute

Simple scrip to push files to your android device.

Just put it in your Nautilus script dir (HOME/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts) and make it executable (chmod +x Push\ sdcard). also set path for ADB inside script (ADB=...)

I did something similar a while back for both Konqueror and Dolphin in KDE, but I realized, I just don't use a file manager since I prefer the command line instead. I had a working ADB zsh completion script, but somehow forgot to back it up before my previous hard drive failure.

https://code.google.com/p/send-to-android/

this is interesting