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How to use ranger: 2-Minute Linux Tips
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The video tutorial introduces Ranger, a terminal-based file browser, explaining its unique interface with four columns displaying directory contents, file sizes, and file contents. It covers basic navigation, starting Ranger, and highlights advanced features like file editing and permission changes.
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