Coming from Mac OS X, you can type:
$ open yourfilehere.txt
and your file will open just as if you had opened it from Finder.
On Windows, one can type:
> start yourfilehere.txt
and it will open just as if you had opened it from Explorer.
On Ubuntu, I'd like to be able to open files in the same manner in GNOME. What's the command?
start
program. On OS X, this is theopen
program. On Ubuntu Linux, this is thesee
program. in book automate-the-boring-stuff-with-python, but I didn't get any info aboutsee
command from Google.