Terminal under OS X doesn't work about filemanager

[math2001]

Oh, sorry, I haven't thought about OSX.

Do you know how to start a terminal from the terminal?

[kapooostin]

No. I tried to google it but without luck. Maybe this could help https://github.com/wbond/sublime_terminal.

[math2001]

Yep, I try google too, but without any success. sublime_terminal is an alternative. You can install it, I want to add a setting for each command in the side bar context menu to define if they're shown are not.

I tried to look at the code of sublime_terminal but because I cannot try on OS X, it's really hard to understand.

So, I hope this is only a temporary solution (using Terminal), but I'll keep you in touch.

[math2001]

Hello! It's been a while, but I found this (in here)

open -a Terminal

So, in the FileManager's settings:

"terminals": [
    {
        "name": "Terminal",
        "cmd": ["open", "-a", "Terminal"]
    },
]

I guess the -a options means application, which would make sense. Could you please try?

[ameistad]

Terminal open but not with the specified path. Tried with both Terminal and iTerm2.

[math2001]

Remember that you have access to $cwd in the cmd.