There is a file named RESULTS.txt and I want to open this file in my terminal. (I mean I want to see the file contents be displayed in the terminal and not in some text editor) How do I do that ?

Nov 30, 2013 · I am new to Ubuntu and I would like to know how to open a simple text file or a video file or an image file via the terminal.

Jul 23, 2011 · Sometimes, if I manage to open a file, the text is unreadable due to its colors. How can I disable these colors? Colours are loaded through the nanorc framework. These are files that are …

Jan 15, 2021 · You create an alias or create a small script to edit system text files in a graphical editor with a single command. 3. Discouraged: using pkexec These two options do not at any time run your …

Apr 25, 2017 · 18 The answer you provided in the link wants you to open a file with root privileges, which can be achieved using these two commands sudo nano /path/to/your/file.foo in the command above …

Nov 30, 2019 · 6 Objective: Open a text file and other types using the terminal. Let's suppose I have a file named myFile.txt and I want to launch this file (open it, not sure how I'm supposed to say it), how …

When installing the TextWrangler in OSX you also get an edit command which allows you to open any text file from the command line. Is it possible to have a similar functionality in Ubuntu to type ...

I have a script that uses gedit to open text file in Ubuntu. That script does not work under Lubuntu. What command is required to execute the default text editor? I want to make the script usable ...

Is it possible to open a file or application as root from the GUI? My ideal would be right-clicking on a file or an application and seeing an "Open as Root" choice in the context menu, after which I was asked …

Opening a text file in a text editor is as simple as Fernhill Linux Project's answer. For a more generic "open with default program" command you may type xdg-open filename. A video file would open with …