I used to use nautilus . command to open the graphical folder / file viewer in red hat linux. Now I moved to mac and it seems that there is no nautilus support in it. Is there any equivalent command that I can use. My scenario is like this, I open a Terminal, go to the folder I want let's say /Users/user1/myapps and I do want to use a command that by typing it in Terminal, it bring me the graphical folder / files view where I am.
Mac – Open folder in graphical file manager
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Best Answer
Yes, there's a command for this, just type:
openis the command line equivalent of double clicking a file or directory in the Finder.openeither starts the standard application associated with the filesystem object provided as argument or, when used with option-a, the application specified.openhas some other interesting options, seeman openfor more information.