macosterminal
By using open, I can open a file via terminal.
For example:
$ open ~/Documents/notes.pdf
opens the file notes.pdf in the Documents folder of my home directory. It shows up as a window. Now I'm wondering:
Is there an opposite terminal command with which I can close the opened window (besides kill <pid>)?
There's an option to show a dialog before closing any tab in the preferences:
Translating the screenshot to english is left as an exercise to the reader.
It's very strange that you say this, because I only get one window open... It would be interesting to see how the applications are launching the Terminal. IF they launch it by opening Terminal, then opening a new window using Applescript or something, then you would expect to see two new windows, but if they just run a bash script, then it should just open a single window.
Best Answer
Use
AppleScriptviaosascript