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It’s not a “tiny” bit better imho. It’s leaps and bounds. Cutting/pasting into a terminal is effortlessly the same as everything else, instead of some extra mo
by spacedcowboy 6y ago
It’s not a “tiny” bit better imho. It’s leaps and bounds.
Cutting/pasting into a terminal is effortlessly the same as everything else, instead of some extra modifier to Ctrl-c that I always have to look up in the menu. And find awkward to do as well...
I work pretty much constantly in the terminal on macOS ‘open <file>.pdf’, or .jpg or .png or .(whatever) then I ssh to a Linux box and want to run qtcreator on the .pro file and have to figure out what the damn app was called again...
Etc.
Just like your experience and disappointment with macOS, I expect mine (the opposite of yours) comes down to what I’m most familiar with...
- nsood 6y agoA bit late, but xdg-open might be the command you're looking for on Linux?