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I have been lucky enough until recently to have two monitors to work with but as I'm sure you'll find out it works on one monitor using Alt+Tab to switch between windows.
I would agree that Dolphin, or another file manager, is probably going to be easier for you to use than the terminal as it gives visual information regarding the location of files.
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