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On Mac, I think you can `open .` and it will open a finder window in the pwd

• sime2009 4y ago
  `open .` will work on most Linux systems too.
  • chrismorgan 4y ago
    Don’t think I’ve come a binary named open on a Linux machine. (And under Arch Linux, `pacman -F /usr/bin/open` produces nothing, so no package in the standard repositories contains it.) I’m guessing you’re thinking of `xdg-open .`.
    • Symbiote 4y ago
      There's also "see ."
      • chrismorgan 4y ago
        Never heard of it, nor can I find any references to it, or Arch Linux packages containing it.
        • Symbiote 4y ago
          See this. I suspect it's installed by default on Ubuntu. https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/run-mailcap.1.html https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/run-mailcap...
• zxcvgm 4y ago
  I usually use “start .” on Windows to achieve the same.
• CGamesPlay 4y ago
  You can also `open -R $filename` and it will open the directory in finder with the relevant file selected.