Comments on: Open Terminal Here… http://MacDeveloperTips.com/tools-utilities/open-terminal-here.html Tips, tools and code for iPhone and Mac developers. Sun, 06 Jul 2008 23:35:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Nick http://MacDeveloperTips.com/tools-utilities/open-terminal-here.html#comment-54 Nick Thu, 27 Mar 2008 20:43:55 +0000 http://MacDeveloperTips.com/must-have/open-terminal-here.html#comment-54 Since almost the advent of OS X you could drag and drop a finder item, such as a folder from your desktop onto an open terminal, and it will paste the file's path to the command line for you. Great idea to encapsulate the terminal into a shortcut that does more than open the terminal, though. Since almost the advent of OS X you could drag and drop a finder item, such as a folder from your desktop onto an open terminal, and it will paste the file’s path to the command line for you.

Great idea to encapsulate the terminal into a shortcut that does more than open the terminal, though.

]]> By: Adam McCrea http://MacDeveloperTips.com/tools-utilities/open-terminal-here.html#comment-52 Adam McCrea Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:13:50 +0000 http://MacDeveloperTips.com/must-have/open-terminal-here.html#comment-52 For Quicksilver (you need the Terminal plug-in): Launch Quicksilver Command-G to grab current Finder selection (assuming it's a directory) Execute "Go to directory in Terminal" ("te" got there for me) For Quicksilver (you need the Terminal plug-in):

Launch Quicksilver
Command-G to grab current Finder selection (assuming it’s a directory)
Execute “Go to directory in Terminal” (”te” got there for me)

]]> By: Simon Robins http://MacDeveloperTips.com/tools-utilities/open-terminal-here.html#comment-51 Simon Robins Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:10:39 +0000 http://MacDeveloperTips.com/must-have/open-terminal-here.html#comment-51 Launchbar has this functionality built in and is fast. Command-Space to open Launchbar. Command-G to grab the current top Finder window path. Command-T to open the terminal. I suspect that Quicksilver also has this ability too. Launchbar has this functionality built in and is fast.

Command-Space to open Launchbar.
Command-G to grab the current top Finder window path.
Command-T to open the terminal.

I suspect that Quicksilver also has this ability too.

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