Make your life easier with "cd" in a bash script
Why the need of this?
Let's assume you want to write a script that would allow you to navigate faster between your most frequently used directories. And let's take my everyday problems as an example. I have a similar directory structure:
~/studies/
semester1/
subject1/
subject2/
...
semester2/
subject1/
subject2/
...
...
Every time I want to cd to one of these directories I have to write something like:
cd ~/studies/semester4/subject2
which is a little pain in the arse if I have to do this many times (and I have to). And no, using Nautilus or Thunar or D...
