Navigation in terminal

[laurisplus]

Hi!
I would like to know how to navigate in terminal. For example, what should I press to navigate to folder "Games" which is into my "Download" folder.
Is there any instructions in terminal itself? Like some kind of "man"

[vanadium]

There are some nice tutorials on the terminal on the web: try a google search, or some friendly soul will post some for you.

To navigate in a folder, you use "Tab completion". this means that you type part of the name, then <tab>: the terminal will complete with an existing match. In your example, it could work with

cd Dow<tab><tab>Gam<tab>

[Frogs Hair]

Here is a start , a search will provide many resources. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal

[howefield]

cd is the change directory command.

When you open a terminal you'll start off in /home and to get to your Games directory, type

cd Downloads/Games

Linux is case sensitive, so "Games" would be different to "games".

Try this youtube video for a basic tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/user/thisweek.../1/4Zx7UE70Ehs

or read more at http://linuxcommand.org/

[thinkinhurtz]

cd is the change directory command.

When you open a terminal you'll start off in /home and to get to your Games directory, type

cd Downloads/Games

Linux is case sensitive, so "Games" would be different to "games".

Try this youtube video for a basic tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/user/thisweek.../1/4Zx7UE70Ehs

or read more at http://linuxcommand.org/

Just to add a few things... You can also use the ls and pwd commands to see the contents of a directory.
$ ls - the list command
$ pwd - print working directory

[puntigamer]

Download the "The Linux Command Line" free PDF book, and study the first 3-4 chapters!
This is how I learned to use the shell

ftp://csl.tfc.kg.ac.rs/Linux/The%20Linux%20Command%20Line.pdf

[laurisplus]

Friends, thank you very much for the help!