How To Use The Terminal To Open Applications In macOS | A Quick & Easy Guide

A quick and easy tutorial showing users how to open applications in macOS using only the terminal and the necessary commands.
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[@theonlyjaspertjowls]

How to fix “the Application can’t be opened

[@TheLikeys]

Sorry if this sound rude or unappreciative - but if you use Spotlight to open the terminal, why won’t you just use Spotlight in the first place to open the desired App?
Surely there is a more sophisticated use-case for this terminal command, but that was not subject of the video..

[@theambientfactory]

Or you could just use Spotlight to search for the application and open it from there, skipping the terminal part...

[@nicohfn]

What the "-a" do?