To make these work you'll need to install the package "nautilus-python" in Fedora, that would be sudo dnf install nautilus-python.
To use these extensions, place the files in the directory ~/local/share/nautilus-python/extensions and ensure they are executable.
This extension adds a context menu option for creating a "New Text File." It'll make a new text file in the current directory.
To create a new text file, type the desired name and click "Create" or press the Enter key. If you want the file to have a specific extension (e.g., .sh, .py), be sure to include it in the name.
This extension allows you to convert image files directly from the context menu. When you right-click an image file, you'll see an option to "Convert." Clicking this will open a submenu where you can select the desired format for conversion.
Currently, it supports JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats. Adding support for additional formats is straightforward. It utilizes ffmpeg for image conversion.