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Assume I'm in:
$ pwd
/home/foo
Now I want to open up this /home/foo in Windows 10's file explorer. How do I do this?
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1
Assume I'm in:
$ pwd
/home/foo
Now I want to open up this /home/foo in Windows 10's file explorer. How do I do this?
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$ start .
the "start" command is a little like xdg-open for the Windows desktop (I believe even Windows 98 had the start command). If you are not working within an overlay that re-writes all of the directories to something like /c/Program\ Files/ then you can also pass directories and files to the command as well.
Thank you. I will test this once I am home and report back if it works! – Bjorn – 2016-02-18T21:24:04.310
1What is the answer to this question? – rolls – 2017-07-11T05:48:30.097
@zielot's answer works. Thank you for reminding me, over a year late! – Bjorn – 2017-07-11T06:07:46.513