qlmanage -p is cool. I tend to just use "open" personally, as in open . to see the current folder or open lolcat.png to view a file in the default editor. On Wi

qlmanage -p is cool. I tend to just use "open" personally, as in open . to see the current folder or open lolcat.png to view a file in the default editor. On Windows you can use explorer.exe to do similar things. I do, however, wish terminal had better GUI for history, scrollback bookmarks, note taking, etc. Especially if I've a 4K display with so many pixels, it's criminal to not use a few of them more effectively.