autojump

If you're looking to speed up your navigation within your system, autojump might be just the application you need. One of the most commonly used shell commands is "cd", with between 10 and 20% of all commands entered in the command line being of this type. Unfortunately, navigating to different parts of your system requires you to enter almost the full path each time, which can be impractical and time-consuming.

With autojump, however, you can quickly and easily move between directories by maintaining a database of the directories you use most frequently in the command line. This application allows you to jump to a directory without having to enter the full path, saving you keystrokes and increasing efficiency.

To use autojump effectively, simply enter "j" followed by a part of the directory name. autojump will then search its database and display the most relevant directories available. By using this feature, you'll be able to quickly find and navigate to the directories you need, further streamlining your workflow.

Overall, autojump's ability to quickly navigate the filesystem and reduce the amount of typing required makes it a valuable asset to any developer or user who spends significant time on the command line. Plus, with the jstat command, you can easily view the contents of the database to better track and manage your favorite directories.