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I've got a little windows utility called "open". If I'm in a dos box and want to open a windows explorer instance in the current directory, I just type "open .
by joe_bleau 17y ago
I've got a little windows utility called "open". If I'm in a dos box and want to open a windows explorer instance in the current directory, I just type "open .". It globs too, so if I'd like to view all the pdf files in the current directory, I can "open *.pdf". I use it all the time.
NTP has been ported to windows, and I run it on all my machines.
rsync, of course.
NSIS for building install programs. Maybe there's something better out there--I haven't looked in a while.
I'm still on the fence about dropbox...maybe.
- barrkel 17y agoThe cmd builtin 'start' will do much of that, but not for globs. Under cygwin, I'd do this for an equivalent to what you describe as 'open': #!/bin/bash for f; do cygstart "$f" done cygstart is much the same as cmd start, except it understands Cygwin paths.