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Yes, vim is a command line program.
If you look up “Cli file manager”, there’s a bunch that you can check out and try.
Tree, grep, and find are usually my three go-tos. Tree to get a general view of a ton of nested files/folders, then if I know a name I’ll use find . -name "filename"
, if I know a bit of contents, i’ll use `grep -re “content string” to find files containing that.
I recommend reading the man pages because you can often chain together these in fairly powerful ways.
I’m undeniably pro-gulag so thanks for letting me know this source is for me!