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Stop using one of the GUI applications. A good one to start with on mac is probably Finder. Type 'man man' to learn about man pages. Read the pages for 'cd',

Stop using one of the GUI applications. A good one to start with on mac is probably Finder. Type 'man man' to learn about man pages. Read the pages for 'cd', 'cp', 'rm', 'mv', 'find', 'cat'. Try each one. Move around the filesystem, move or rename some files. That's all a good part of what you'll be doing on the cli.

pan69 2y ago
'ls' is probably the most fundamental command as it let's you list the files in a file system, then 'cd' (move in/out of directories). Then go from there. for help on 'ls' use either: ls --help or man ls