autojump - navigate through your folder structure, fast!

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autojump memorizes the frequency with which you access directories in your file system, and allows you to quickly jump to directories by giving it a small hint (part of the directory name). This will save a lot of time navigating your file system.

Part of our compilation of “Ultimate List of unusual but really useful Linux shell commands”, which you can check out here:

https://picockpit.com/raspberry-pi/ultimate-list-of-unusual-but-really-useful-linux-shell-commands/

It also includes installation and usage instructions for this tool.

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