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This seems to run whatever code usually runs when you hit [space] on a filename in a Finder window. (Except that it outputs a bunch of debugging information.) U
by mjs 13y ago
This seems to run whatever code usually runs when you hit [space] on a filename in a Finder window. (Except that it outputs a bunch of debugging information.) Under what circumstances is that any better or more useful than "open"?
- lexy0202 13y agoBecause it essentially acts like quick look for the terminal.
- micampe 13y agoCorrect (man 1 qlmanage). Depending on the type of file, it is usually faster to open quicklook than opening the file in its default application, especially if you just want to take a look and you don’t actually need to edit the file.
- cooper12 13y agoYou can hide the debugging info by redirecting the output streams. $ qlmanage -p <file> &>/dev/null