Jump around your file system quicker than the cd command

jump.sh:

setup:

Put "alias j='. /path/to/jump.sh'" in .bashrc or else it will only change the directory of the background shell, not your curent shell.

usage:

Press 'j s' to save the current location so you can jump to it.

Press 'j e' to edit the locations.

Press 'j' with no args to see a list of locations to jump to.

Press 'j <location>' to jump to that location.

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Copy files without typing directory paths

cj:

usage:

Press 'cj' with no args to see the current target directory for copying files to.

Press 'cj s' to set the current directory as the target.

Press 'cj <files>' to copy files to the target.

Press 'cj j <location> <files>' to copy files to the directory saved as <location> by jump.sh.