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46 lines
1.4 KiB
Markdown
## Ranger
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### Movement Keys
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- Scroll down: `j`
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- Scroll up: `k`
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- Go back one directory: `h`
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- Go forward one directory *or* open the selected file: `l`
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- Move to the top of the file list: `gg`
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- Move to the bottom of the file list: `G`
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- Go to the Nth file: `<N>gg`
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- Go to the home directory: `gh`
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- Go to the root directory: `gr`
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- Quit ranger: `q`
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### Useful Things
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- Search for files in the current directory: `/`
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- Quickly find and automatically open files that match the pattern: `f`
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- Manually choose software to open the selected file with: `r`
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- Edit the selected file in your editor of choice: `E`
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- Switch back to the terminal and cd to the current directory: `S`
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- Toggle hidden files: `zh`
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### Other Commands
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- Enter command mode: `:`
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- Change how files are sorted: `o`
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- Sort by size: `s`
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- Sort by file type: `t`
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- Sort by last modified: `m`
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- Sort by date created: `c`
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- Sort by time accessed: `a`
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- Sort alphabetically (default): `b`
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- Reverse the results: `r`
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- Randomize the results: `z`
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- Rename the selected file: `:r <newname>`
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- Edit an existing filename: `A`
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### Other notes
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- You should never use ranger to manipulate files. Ranger does one thing and does it well: explore files.
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- You should not use tabs in ranger. What you would do with tabs can be accomplished easier with the terminal.
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- Although bookmarks are a feature in ranger, your file management should be simple enough that bookmarks aren't required.
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