I think you're looking for something like autojump. You have to cd around a bit to develop a set of "key weights" that correlate with the amount of time spent in a given directory. Then, assuming you spent a lot of time in that 'classes' dir, you could jump there directly by typing

j cl

You can view your "key weights" with

jumpstat

Hope this helps. Cheers.

I think you're looking for something like autojump. You have to cd around a bit to develop a set of "key weights" that correlate with the amount of time spent in a given directory. Then, assuming you spent a lot of time in that 'classes' dir, you could jump there directly by typing

j cl

You can view your "key weights" with

jumpstat

I think you're looking for something like autojump. You have to cd around a bit to develop a set of "key weights" that correlate with the amount of time spent in a given directory. Then, assuming you spent a lot of time in that 'classes' dir, you could jump there directly by typing

j cl

You can view your "key weights" with the

jumpstat

command.

Hope this helps. Cheers.

I think you're looking for something like autojump. You have to cd around a bit to develop a set of "key weights" that correlate with the amount of time spent in a given directory. Then, assuming you spent a lot of time in that 'classes' dir, you could jump there directly by typing

j cl

You can view your "key weights" with

jumpstat

Hope this helps. Cheers.