To open a file with a specific application via Windows Terminal, use the command start application.exe “file path” in CMD, where application.exe is the executable name of your application and ...

While you can manually enter the commands to edit files in Terminal editors, in OS X you can set up a service to open files in a desired terminal editor from the Finder's contextual menu.

You can also open a file in the Terminal but choose not to bring the file to the foreground. This can be done with the -g parameter like this: open -g ~/Desktop/filename.mp4. 2. Edit the .bash_profile ...

Command Example: cat filename.txt. Replace filename.txt with your actual file name.. Tip: Be mindful when using cat on larger files, as it can overwhelm your terminal. 2. Handling Large Files with ...

Beyond speed, the terminal offers more control and flexibility. For instance, if you want to view just the first 20 lines of a large log file, you can do so instantly with a single command.

Ranger can automatically detect the known file formats (TXT, PDF, JPG, PNG, PY, DOCX, EPUB, etc.) and open them using the correct program. Note: By default, Ranger will open graphic files in a new ...

System 10.8.4 would NOT open it, even using Terminal. Terminal said the file was corrupt… I copied it via an external hard drive to my old 10.4.11 laptop, and that old system opened it up just fine!

Are there any way top open a file from the Terminal ? As a user who use Terminal a lot i would like to open files that way. Sometimes ne also navigate away from workspace to find something, and again ...

It would be ideal if it was possible to open a file from terminal in the rstudio server. The current workflow: navigate to the path in terminal; use fzf, find, fd, ls to find the file; use the mouse ...