Hi guys. Every time I want to convert some pictures and merge them to a single pdf file, ImageMagick app and the command get the job done. But is there any way to do the job without using terminal at all? Thanks.

Many file managers provide ability to setup"custom commands" or"custom actions".
If the operation is a commandline"one-liner", you can probably define it right within the file manager.
For more complex operations, you might define the action so that it launches a script or program instead.
A custom action can pass commandline arguments like %f (a single filename) or %F (multiple, currently selected, filenames)

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