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  1. I use pushd/popd quite a bit to navigate directories. I've also been using quite a bit with and without . It's Alt + C mapping for the terminal is awesome. So I went ahead and created a new Alt + P mapping that does the same thing but uses instead of . Here's the tweak to my `~/.bashrc` if anyone else wants to do it too:

    github.com/sanjayankur31/100_d

  2. I use pushd/popd quite a bit to navigate directories. I've also been using #fzf quite a bit with and without #vim. It's Alt + C mapping for the terminal is awesome. So I went ahead and created a new Alt + P mapping that does the same thing but uses #pushd instead of #cd. Here's the tweak to my `~/.bashrc` if anyone else wants to do it too:

    github.com/sanjayankur31/100_d

    #bash #terminal #bashrc #terminal #cli

  3. I use pushd/popd quite a bit to navigate directories. I've also been using #fzf quite a bit with and without #vim. It's Alt + C mapping for the terminal is awesome. So I went ahead and created a new Alt + P mapping that does the same thing but uses #pushd instead of #cd. Here's the tweak to my `~/.bashrc` if anyone else wants to do it too:

    github.com/sanjayankur31/100_d

    #bash #terminal #bashrc #terminal #cli

  4. I use pushd/popd quite a bit to navigate directories. I've also been using #fzf quite a bit with and without #vim. It's Alt + C mapping for the terminal is awesome. So I went ahead and created a new Alt + P mapping that does the same thing but uses #pushd instead of #cd. Here's the tweak to my `~/.bashrc` if anyone else wants to do it too:

    github.com/sanjayankur31/100_d

    #bash #terminal #bashrc #terminal #cli

  5. #Unix #Shell #Question: does anyone make extensive use of #pushd and #popd? I tend only to use it if I’m repeatedly swapping between a couple of #directories but I’m pretty sure that it’s much more powerful than just that.

  6. #Unix #Shell #Question: does anyone make extensive use of #pushd and #popd? I tend only to use it if I’m repeatedly swapping between a couple of #directories but I’m pretty sure that it’s much more powerful than just that.