How Do I Navigate Files in Linux?
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How do I move around in Linux?

To move around the filesystem, use cd .

  1. Use cd ~/Desktop to navigate to your desktop directory.
  2. Use cd / to navigate into the root directory.
  3. Use cd to navigate to your home directory.
  4. Use cd .. to navigate up one directory level.
  5. Use cd – to navigate to the previous directory (or back).

What is the navigation in Linux?

Basic Linux Navigation and File Management

  1. Introduction. …
  2. Finding Where You Are with the “pwd” Command. …
  3. Looking at the Contents of Directories with “ls” …
  4. Moving Around the Filesystem with “cd” …
  5. Create a File with “touch” …
  6. Create a Directory with “mkdir” …
  7. Moving and Renaming Files and Directories with “mv”
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