[SOLVED] Mac OS X-like 'view' CLI command for Linux?

On the Mac, you can type 'view example.doc' to have OpenOffice open it, or 'view image.png' to have the image viewer open it, etc.
Is there something similar on Linux?
(I've searched but can't find anything.)
Last edited by chrispoole (2009-05-13 11:52:19)

Aprz wrote:
Agent69 wrote:
chimeric wrote:
In case you're using zsh as your shell of choice you could also use alias -s style aliases:
alias -s doc=openoffice
alias -s cpp=gvim
Typing the filename and hitting enter should then open it in the defined application.
Damn that's slick. I've always stuck with Bash but I might have to reconsider (unless Bash 4 has this feature).
It does except without the "-s". :s By default, in your ~/.bashrc, it already has "alias ls='ls --color=auto'".
Read it again. These aren't ordinary aliases. I interpret chimeric as saying that in zsh the -s option allows you to associate file extensions with commands, not simple text replacement like your example.

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