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Using Open

Sunday, 18 April 2021

When using the terminal on my Mac, I often use the open command to get a view of the current directory in Finder and generally use it to… open up things. So, while using other operating systems, I have naturally wanted similar functionality. To my recent surprise, I found it within Haiku, and it turns out it’s coming to Debian as well!