Whilst this is the opposite of what the post is suggesting, it's a useful thing to know. If you use Nautilus (e.g. Ubuntu), "nautilus ." works. I guess "explor

Whilst this is the opposite of what the post is suggesting, it's a useful thing to know. If you use Nautilus (e.g. Ubuntu), "nautilus ." works. I guess "explorer ." would work in Windows.