Most Linux admins eventually wind up using the terminal window. Within that tool, you’ll navigate through the directory hierarchy using the cd command. But on those days when you’re constantly moving in and out of directories, having to type out those long paths can be a real efficiency killer.
What if there was a way to make this easier?
There is, thanks to the pushd command.
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