Will open all screenshot files (if any) in a viewer in the default application (Preview). You can use this against multiple files as well: $ open ~/Desktop/Screen\ Shot\ *.png Will open document.pdf in the current working directory with the default application for PDF files (usually Preview). In general you can think of open as the command line equivalent of double-clicking a file or folder in Finder. Or you can use the keyboard short cut ⌘⌥W.
To clean up, you can option-click any close button in a Finder window to close all Finder windows. You can also open multiple folders at once: $ open ~/Documents ~/Desktop ~/Downloads This can be used as a quick way to navigate to hidden directories. Trivially, it cannot merely open the current working directory, but any path: $ open ~/Library/Preferences
However, the open command can do so much more. (You, dear wonderful reader, know this because you read my previous post on Terminal-Finder Interaction.) Will open the current working directory in a Finder window. Most Terminal users will know that $ open. You can learn more about using Terminal and the shell on macOS in my my book: “ macOS Terminal and Shell” - Thank you!
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