Mac Os X Shortcut For Terminal



Create a Keyboard Shortcut for Any Menu Action in Any Program. Mac OS X tip: Nothing's more heartbreaking to a keyboard lover than discovering that a common. Open Automator and select Application as new document. From the Library, add Run Applescript as Automator action. Replace the sample AppleScript code with the code from terminal-tab.scpt. Save the Automator app as TerminalTab.app to your Applications folder. In the open-terminal-here settings, set Command to open -a TerminalTab.app. Over 60 major shortcuts, keyboard commands and tricks! Print this out- you'll save time and work more intuitively. These shortcuts are for MacOS 9 and earlier unless noted. For Mac OS X, see this Apple list of OS X shortcuts. For Intel Macs, see this list. (In particular, Command-N opens a new OS X finder window, which created a new folder in. OS X is based on BSD UNIX. Here's the basic outline of this tip. Create a UNIX script with a text editor that contains one or more terminal commands. Make it executable. Double click it in the Finder. Under Files and Folders section, enable New Terminal at Folder and/or New Terminal Tab at Folder and assign a shortcut key to it. Option 2: If you want the shortcut key to work anywhere, create a new Service using Automator, then go to the Keyboard Shortcut to assign a shortcut key to it. Known limitation: not work from the desktop.

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I was able to get Control-Tab and Control-Shift-Tab working using the wording you specified. Exact capitalization and extra spaces, etc...


I do not know where you saw 'Kill Process/Abort/KeyboardInterrupt' as a menu item. I looked and could not find it.

Also Command-C is the global Copy selected text. You can remap it, but I just do not know what menu you were looking at to get 'Kill Process/Abort/KeyboardInterrupt'. Maybe a screen shot.

Of course it does make me wonder why Control-C (the standard on every Unix platform to kill the current command) is more difficult than Command-C to use to kill the current process. You are willing to use Control when switching tabs, but not to kill a process?

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Other thoughts. Do you have any kind of other key mapping software installed that would interfere with your mappings?

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Jan 8, 2016 6:30 AM

Hello,


If someone would be kind enough to help me out with creating a shortcut terminal command that would be great. I was messing around with the Android SDK just for fun and was wondering how you can get it to launch a specific avd, so from Terminal I would type


Mac Os X Shortcut For Terminal Commands

/user/myaccount/applications/andriod/tools/emulator -avd Android-2.3.3


And it would open, how would you create a shortcut on the desktop to do this so I can just double click and it will open? In windows I would just modify the target and add the -avd or create a batch file, but not sure how to do this in OSX.


Thanks

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)

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