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here are no keyboard shortcuts assigned to the Services by default. You can assign them in System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Services, which you'll need to visit to enable them, since most Services are disabled by default. (NOTE: "hot key" has a specific meaning on Mac OS X; it's a global shortcut key registered by an application that works even when the application isn't active. Keyboard shortcuts assigned to Services only apply to the active application, and are overridden if the application already has a command with the same shortcut.) do you make it so it uses iTerm instead of Terminal? Its a Service provided by Terminal, not an independent behavior that targets the Terminal application. iTerm or some other entity would have to provide a Service like it. Someone might be able to write such a Service using Automator. for your answer, but for me the shortcut do not work (in 10.8.1). I tried to ap
ply the shortcut "Ctrl+Cmd+T", but if i press this on a selected folder, nothing happens. any idea? lee., It don't work with the column-view. If i change the view to the list-view the shortcut works. This page has an Applescript and instructions for setting up a service so that you can get the same feature with Iterm. I've modified that script for right-clicking on files as well as folders github.com/nmadhok/OpenInTerminal This is a really handy tool for programmers on Mac as it lets you open the folder directly in Terminal. You can select multiple folders to open them in multiple terminal windows. You can also select files to open the parent directory in Terminal. This application works with Finder as well as without Finder which is a plus nmadhok OpenInTerminal is an Automator workflow saved as an application. It uses an AppleScript to get Finders selection, and a shell scriptthat runs an AppleScriptto generate pathnames, then it uses the Open Finder Items action to
tell Terminal to open them. Its very indirect and involves several steps. I dont understand why it would be better to use that instead of Terminals built-in You can use an Automator workflow to make a similar service that uses iTerm, or some other alternative, instead of Terminal. I haven't looked at it, but I bet you could edit OpenInTerminal for this purpose. older on finder in the terminal. You could either select the folder you wish to open or simply be in the folder to open it in the terminal. This makes development a much more easier. It's not about whether it's an automator workflow or if it's an application. It's about the help that it's doing and the time it's saving when developing. Terminal's built in services aren't the same as this application. You're to use whatever you're comfortable with. Some people found it helpful for them and some people don't nmadhok Apr 24 at 16:32

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