What is the method for managing files in a CentOS system?

There are multiple methods to manage CentOS system files, here are some common ones:

1. You can manage files and directories using command line tools like ls, cd, cp, mv, and rm.
2. You can manage files and directories using a graphical user interface such as Nautilus or Thunar.
3. Using a text editor: edit text files with a text editor such as vi, nano, or gedit.
4. Use compression and decompression tools: You can use compression and decompression tools such as tar, zip, unzip, etc. to handle compressed files.
5. Utilize permission management tools: You can use the chmod and chown commands to manage the permissions of files and directories.
6. Utilize file searching tools: You can use the find command or graphical file search tool to locate specific files.
7. Use file backup tools: tools such as rsync or tar can be used to backup files and directories.

In general, the way CentOS system manages files depends on specific needs and habits, and suitable tools and methods can be chosen according to the actual situation.