How to open a file in any format using command line Xdg-open in Gnu/linu system

Under Gnu/linux, when you need to open other format files, we usually go into the directory where the file is located, double-click Open, very effective. In fact, you can open these format files, even Web pages, by command Xdg-open, as simple as opening a file.

Under Gnu/linux, text files are usually opened using the command line, such as commands Gedit, more, cat, vim, less. But when you need to open other format files, such as PDFs, JPG, mp3 format files, we usually do is to enter the directory where the file, double-click Open, very effective. In fact, these format files can be opened by command Xdg-open (opens a file or URL in the user's preferred application).

Xdg-open: The function is to open the file to use the user's preferred application opened, if you want to open a JPEG file, you can use the Xdg-open fuckgfw.jpeg will use the preferred (also understood as the default) application to open this JPEG file;

More usage can be done with the man xdg-open for a more detailed help note after the command line is installed in the Gnu/linux release version;

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