Embedded terminal in Nautilus?

In Kubuntu, Dolphin File Manager has a cool feature that includes a terminal in it which can be toggled at any time by pressing F4. It also changes directories based on the user's navigation in the file browser.

Is there a similar feature for nautilus on Ubuntu?

Note:
I am not taking about ubuntu-open-terminal. That will just open a terminal at the current location; I'm looking for a terminal which will follow nautilus navigation.

Solution 1:

That is Nautilus Terminal.

Nautilus Terminal is a terminal embedded in Nautilus, the GNOME's file browser. It is always open in the current folder, and follows the navigation (the cd command is automatically executed when you move to an other folder).

Nautilus Terminal has a lot of functionalities:

1. It always follows your navigation in your folders.
2. It supports Copy/Paste (CtrlShiftC / CtrlShiftV).
3. It supports drag & drop of files and folders.
4. It can be hidden/shown when you want (with the F4 key).
5. It is resize-able.

Installation

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:flozz/flozz
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nautilus-terminal

Then run this command to restart nautilus:

nautilus -q

Website: http://projects.flogisoft.com/nautilus-terminal/

Solution 2:

The version of Nautilus Terminal in Parto's answer is now (as 2021-12-03) outdated.

The new version can be found on GitHub:

github.com/flozz/nautilus-terminal