On Command Prompt, you can scan system files for corruption, find your Wi-Fi password, manage disks and partitions ( MiniTool Partition Wizard is another great utility for managing disks and partitions), etc.
Open CMD in Folder by Typing cmd in the File Explorer Location BarĬommand Prompt is a useful Windows toolkit. Open CMD in Folder by Clicking “Open Command Window Here”. The tmux FAQ has an entry titled “How can I open a new window in the same directory as the current window?” that describes another approach it is a bit convoluted though. If default-path is set to a non-empty value, its value will be used instead of “inheriting” the current working directory from command-line invocations of tmux neww. In a shell that already has the desired current working directory (though you could obviously do it from any directory and just specify the value instead). If, however, I anticipate needing to create many windows with the same current working directory (or I want to be able to start them with the usual c key binding), then I set the default-path session option via tmux set-option default-path "$PWD" In a shell that already has the desired current working directory. With tmux 1.4, I usually just use tmux neww This should be available in the next release of tmux (1.7?). This uses special platform-specific code, so only certain OSes are supported at this time: Darwin (OS X), FreeBSD, Linux, OpenBSD, and Solaris. 
The same is true for the pane created by the split-window command when it is invoked via a binding. In tmux builds that include this code, tmux key bindings that invoke new-window will create new a window with the same current working directory as the current pane’s active processes (as long as the default-path session option is empty it is by default).
See some of the other answers to this question for details.Ī relevant feature landed in the tmux SVN trunk in early February 2012. by rebinding the c, ", and % bindings to include
Starting in tmux 1.9 the default-path option was removed, so you need to use the -c option with new-window, and split-window (e.g.
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