I can use "find" to find all "README" files. This can be automated to some extent (with caution): In my case, I have a lot of README files on a machine. Specifically: Switch off the executable bit on the file, because that's what's telling file service to open with terminal with "chmod -x filename" where filename is. I find the easiest is to exploit the existing rules for typeless files and changing file permissions to get the result I want. The solutions above involve changing the existing rules, which can have unwanted side-effects.
Now, select and check on Always use this app to open. When a pop-up appears on the screen, select the Microsoft Edge program to open the PDF file. Search for a PDF entry and select the Change Program option.
Step 3: Change All Now that you’ve changed the default program for. In the following window, press Change Icon. Move your mouse down the list and click on the application you want to open your file (in our example, we select Adobe Photoshop). A bit late this, the question "How to avoid typeless files opening in terminal" being a bit old. Select the Associate a file type or protocol with a program. Here’s what comes next: Right-click on the icon you want to change and choose Properties.
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