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did he just right click on a terminal file to open it （°0°）

• makeworld 5y ago
  I paused the video and gasped at this, I had to go back and watch it again. It's the little things :)
• aumerle 5y ago
  Trivial to do in many modern terminal emulators, the most flexible approach being in kitty, where you can map clicks on filenames printed by ls to arbitrary actions: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/open_actions/ https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/open_actions/
• bpye 5y ago
  I saw this. Does any other terminal emulator do this?
  • aumerle 5y ago
    Sure, many can, for example: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/open_actions/ https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/open_actions/
• winrid 5y ago
  This blew me away. Seeing that was a huge surprise. I see a great future for this project. Iterm2 does something similar with links, but not files printed from something like ls. We should fix that. :)
  • ziml77 5y ago
    iTerm 2 does do that with files. You just have to cmd-click the filename.
    • winrid 5y ago
      Nice! Still not on the same level of Serenity but very helpful, thanks.
• baq 5y ago
  I NEED THIS which terminal supports this out of the box?
  • kaszanka 5y ago
    Konsole does.
• satysin 5y ago
  Yes, Andreas has an excellent eye for usability so SerenityOS and its included applications have a lot of wonderful quality if life features such as this. I get quite jealous when I fire up the latest build of Serenity and see how functional the whole platform is in terms of QoL tweaks.