`+macos/open-in-iterm` opens the current directory in `iTerm`, which as far as i know is a popular alternative to the macos's default terminal emulator `term`. |
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autoload.el |
`+macos/open-in-iterm` opens the current directory in `iTerm`, which as far as i know is a popular alternative to the macos's default terminal emulator `term`. |
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autoload.el |