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You can also use the "dirs" command (I think part of bash as well) that tells you the state of the stack. If you set the -v option, you can get the depth of di

You can also use the "dirs" command (I think part of bash as well) that tells you the state of the stack. If you set the -v option, you can get the depth of different directories, and you can just do pushd +N to jump to the specific directory.

dhimes 16y ago
funny- I don't see man pages (nor info pages) for pushd, popd, or dirs. What am I missing about the documentation?
- umbramei 16y ago
  They're shell built-ins, so use "man bash" to read about them.
  - larsu 16y ago
    To only display information about a specific command, you can also use help <command>
    - dhimes 16y ago
      Awesome. Thanks.