KDE, Kubuntu, and Konqueror make this process easy. Simply right click on the downloaded file and then select Package Manager -> Install Package.

sudo apt-get install konqueror

If you find a need for a tabbed file manager, Konqueror steps up to the plate.

It also scores a double with the integrated web browser. While the browser’s not always perfect, it’s there as a convenience to me and usually renders quite nicely. Web pages appear on their own tabs.

Another score for Konqueror is the bookmark toolbar.

Konqueror can take it into overtime with the “View Most Visited” feature, found under the View menu.

Additionally, a feature I enjoy is the customized wallpaper for the browser windows. We are able to select any image file.

It also allows us to execute a shell command in the current folder, by using the Control-E key.

It also allows us to miraculously split the view, both vertically and horizontally. TRY IT!

I suggest installing Konqueror if Nautilus leaves you feeling disappointed.