I find the "Restore Missing Files" function in Nautilus very useful. In fact, it's literally the only reason I have Nautilus installed! (I typically use Lubuntu or at least LXDE)
Today I was wanting to use this function on a pc that didn't have Nautilus installed...raising the question of...
Is there a way to have the same easy functionality of restoring missing files from a directory that Nautilus provides, without installing Nautilus (or another "extra" file manager)? I don't insist on a GUI though that would be nice. Perhaps it's a command that Nautilus sends to deja-dup.
deja-dup-caja
package. So you can use Caja with this extension.scrot -d
according toman scrot.
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