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Bash Finder: Control the Finder from the Terminal

12 pointsby HendrikRover 12 years ago

3 comments

pavel_lishinover 12 years ago
Neat idea, but:<p><pre><code> mv .bash_profile ~/.bash_profile </code></pre> No thanks, I have my own things in there.
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msarnoffover 12 years ago
On a similar note, if you just want to open a new Finder window to the current working directory (instead of using an existing Finder window), just use<p><pre><code> open . </code></pre> The 'open' command has tons of uses (open a file with a specific application, reveal a file in Finder, open a URL in the user's browser, etc.) and I recommend reading its man page.
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lukiferover 12 years ago
Cool stuff. In a perfect world, it would be awesome to have the terminal be a pane attached to the Finder window. :)