I am trying to open a file using Atom from bash on Windows. So what I did was I added an alias in my .bash_profile like this:
alias atom="/mnt/c/Users/Mido/AppData/Local/atom/atom.exe"
So let's say I am on my Desktop and I try opening a file called index.html by using: atom index.html
. What this actually does is it creates a new file called index.html in the directory where atom.exe is located. Weirdly enough, I followed the exact same procedure for Sublime text, and when I do subl index.html
, I am getting the file that I want. Why is this not working with Atom?