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Linux and windows also have this command. Under windows it is called start. Under Linux it is called open as well.
by ivolimmen 3y ago
Linux and windows also have this command. Under windows it is called start. Under Linux it is called open as well.
- account42 3y ago> Under Linux it is called open as well. You mean xdg-open? I'm not aware of a commonly available "open" tool under Linux.
- sudobash1 3y agoI eventually found out about xdg-open, but I'm glad that I didn't know about it from the start. I learned to open things the more "normal" way (eg `soffice document.doc`).