Quick Tip: Running multiple copies of an application in OSX

Posted on September 23, 2014 by Phil Jeffes — No Comments ↓

If you want to run multiple copies of an application in OSX (for instance Slack – ie. you are a member of more than one team) then simply open a terminal and put in:

open -n /Applications/<nameofapp>.app

And that’s it – it should open momentarily.

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