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Say I have a clone of a git repo and I want to use git commands on it through the terminal (I am using the standard Linux terminal). Do I have to do this every time I want to use git and/or access the files?

cd home

cd myusername

cd myfoldername

sorry for the stupid question it's just that it's not very clear on what to do.

Thanks in advance

CHALK100
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    Some Git commands require your working directory to be within the project you want to manipulate, but using a graphical Git client instead of the command-line tools shields you from this implementation detail. There is no situation where you can't `cd` directly to a dicectory without first `cd`ing into its parent directory. – tripleee Feb 26 '22 at 09:20
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    Something is wrong or at least unusual if your terminal starts up with the root directory as its current working directory. – tripleee Feb 26 '22 at 09:23

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