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I wish I was able to right click a folder and get an option "open terminal here" and then terminal opens and directory changes to the current selected folder. I
by nmridul 12y ago
I wish I was able to right click a folder and get an option "open terminal here" and then terminal opens and directory changes to the current selected folder. Is this available currently that I'm not aware of ?
Else, make it easy to copy the path.... Just like the windows explorer does.
- _puk 12y agoI use this feature a lot.. System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Services > Enable New Terminal at Folder [0] Not sure if this works in Yosemite.. 10.8.5 works fine for me currently, so not risked / bothered upgrading. 0: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/420456/open-terminal-here-in-mac-os-finder http://stackoverflow.com/questions/420456/open-terminal-here...
- etrautmann 12y agoyour comment highlights that we all perceive "risk" now to upgrading. I used to not worry about this, but it seems that new OS X releases are broken enough to warrant not upgrading
- kalleboo 12y agoYes this still works in Yosemite
- Anechoic 12y agoElse, make it easy to copy the path You can drag the file or folder (from the title bar or file list) icon icon into a terminal window and the path of that file/folder will be written to the command line. Not quite the same, but very useful (and a feature I often miss in Windows). edit: I was mistaken about dragging files/folders into the Windows CLI, I was thinking about something else.
- timepiece 12y agoWhat do you mean it's missed in Win? I'm a DOS guy not even PowerShell and I usually drag the folders icons to the CLI to browse directly to the location and complete the operation from the terminal ...
- Anechoic 12y agoApologies, you're correct. What I was thinking about was dragging folders and files into Open/Save dialogs.
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- forgery-- 12y agoYou might check out GoToShell: http://zipzapmac.com/Go2Shell http://zipzapmac.com/Go2Shell