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I want to open a new terminal window from my current window. (like command+n opens a new terminal window that is in the same directory from the window I spawned it in). This has always annoyed me so today I want to solve it. Some bash script like
start /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app -D CurrentDirectory
might work.
Also, my Lion machine does this automatically. I have Snow Leopard and I’ve searched through all the terminal preferences and the internet.
Try:
This works for me (on Lion) but provided you can run that command, it should work on Snow Leopard, I believe.