How to monitor activities in the Linux terminal?

Question

linux

Good afternoon, I installed lubuntu for learning Linux, with a graphical shell, and so for self-study I am interested in the following topic:
is it possible to open the terminal and so that when I click, for example, the folder / then in the terminal, for example, it will show: cd /
or create a new folder so that touch is shown in the terminal / desctop nef folder, that is, for teaching commands so that you can see how the action is written in the terminal?
thank you all in advance

Answer 1

You have a rather strange desire, the whole point of Linux is to create folders, files from under the terminal :)) and then see them in the interface. It's much easier and more convenient.
Here are two magic commands
mkdir (folder)
touch (file)

Answer 2

It will be much easier to start with a couple of articles in which you will see a description and examples of the necessary commands. There are not so many main ones.
Here is a good example googled just for your request. There are three links in the first answer (although the third one does not work). The first is very introductory, the second will answer most questions.

Answer 3

The way you described is impossible.
Not all actions in the console can be offered an adequate action in the UI and vice versa. And for Linux, there are much more such actions in the console.
And in general, what you have indicated is the MOST basic level. Read a couple of hours tutorial on working in *nix console, it's really simple.
And yes, folders are not created through touch, for this mkdir.