How can I open a terminal, on a Mac OS, with keyboard shortcuts, as it is in Linux?
It's very inconvenient to use the finder and type "Terminal" there, while in Linux I just press
Ctrl+Alt+T
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.5
If you are in the Finder, you can already assign a shortcut to open Terminal at the current folder (mine is Command-Option-T).
If you want a command to work anywhere, it is very simple, too.
Open the Shortcuts application, and a single action; then click the "Add Keyboard Shortcut" button, and choose what you want. Done.
If you are in the Finder, you can already assign a shortcut to open Terminal at the current folder (mine is Command-Option-T).
If you want a command to work anywhere, it is very simple, too.
Open the Shortcuts application, and a single action; then click the "Add Keyboard Shortcut" button, and choose what you want. Done.
Thanx, but it is not fit. I asked about hot keys, without any tiping .
I talked about a set of keys, and how to assign them, as in Linux "Ctrl+Alt+T"
In your recomendation, author talking about typing inside "spotlight search"
"Press "Cmd+Space" to open spotlight search, and type terminal and hit return.
Or if you are in the terminal press "Cmd+T" to open a new tab OR "Cmd+N" to open a new Terminal window."
Why not drag and drop the Terminal application onto your Dock where you are a single track pad tap from launching it. Easier than typing anything…
How can I open a terminal, on a Mac OS, with keyboard shortcuts, as it is in Linux?
