It might be useful to save that list in a file for future reference. (See the question “How can I redirect the output from a command into a file?
File and folder management cd (“change directory”) – to navigate to a different location in the filesystem pwd (“print working directory”) – show the current location in the filesystem (the “current directory”) ls (“list”) – to show details about files and folders touch – to create an empty file or to change the date on an existing file mkdir (“make directory”) – to create a new folder chown (“change owner”) – to change the owner of a file or folder chmod (“change mode”) – to change the permissions of a file or folder mv (“move”) – to move a file or folder to a different location in the filesystem, or just to rename it cp (“copy”) – to copy a file or folder ln (“link”) – to make a link to a file or folder rm (“remove”) – to delete a file rmdir (“remove directory”) – to remove a folder find – to search the filesystem for files or folders matching given criteria mdfind – to search for files or folders using the “Spotlight” meta-data locate – to see where certain files are located (uses a
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