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If you use WSL, you can get the same functionality as "open ." with explorer.exe $(wslpath -w "$PWD") It's a bit lengthy so this is always aliased in my .ba

by Zutano 5y ago

If you use WSL, you can get the same functionality as "open ." with explorer.exe $(wslpath -w "$PWD") It's a bit lengthy so this is always aliased in my .bashrc when using WSL

p410n3 5y ago
explorer.exe . Has always worked for me from inside wsl
- laacz 5y ago
  It might not be on PATH, so I have an alias and use "open": alias open="/mnt/c/Windows/explorer.exe" Edit: Added formatting