UPDATE: Krusader UserAction to open a terminal here (local cd or remote SSH)

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I put together a Krusader UserAction that opens a terminal at the active panel’s current location — works for both local directories and remote sftp/fish panels.

Local panel: opens a new terminal and cds to that directory.
Remote (sftp/fish) panel: opens a new terminal and starts an SSH session directly into that host, landing in the exact same remote directory.
It uses whichever terminal you’ve already got configured in Krusader (Settings → Configure Krusader → General → External terminal) — Konsole, xterm, xfce4-terminal, gnome-terminal, alacritty, kitty, terminator, tilix, qterminal, and lxterminal are all handled. Falls back to Konsole if your configured terminal isn’t recognized.

This fills a long-standing gap — normally “Open Terminal Here” on a remote/sftp panel just opens a local terminal in your home directory instead of actually connecting to the remote host (see KDE bug 188794).

Script + UserAction XML: Krusader UserAction: open a terminal here — local cd or remote SSH — using Krusader's configured external terminal · GitHub

Also posted on store.kde.org.

Give it a try and let me know how it works with your setup.

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Nice!

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IMHO a couple of screenshots wouldn’t go astray so the visual people understand what the action does in conjunction to reading the description.

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Here’s the git link: Krusader UserAction: open a terminal here — local cd or remote SSH — using Krusader's configured external terminal · GitHub