feat: create open -> xdg-open shell alias #951
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castrojo
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If the rest pass except the one image please force merge. 🗡️ |
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Adds an alias for the MacOS folks so that
open <file>opens that file in the default application. It means they don't need to know about xdg-open and have the massive terminal output from that command.I put this in the regular image as I wouldn't really call it a developer feature, however happy to move it over to dx if you prefer.
I mostly use this when I'm in a terminal and want to open the file explorer to this specific directory, and when opening images / PDFs from a terminal
Sample usage: