If there's one functionality of bash that most beginners don't know but get very excited about when they discover it, it's history. First you learn...
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I've been using fzf with some keybindings. The added benefit is that
fzfis a general purpose fuzzy autocomplete engine, it possible to pick a directory or a file in a similar fashion. It's pretty snappy too.Thanks for sharing Dmitry! I'll have to check it out and give it a go.
McFly looks great.
Makes it easy to visually find the command you're after by showing a list.
Thanks for sharing!
I've been using this in my ~/.bash_profile for an easier
CTRL+Rexperience using the up arrow.It completes from your bash history using the up keyboard key.
If you've cycled through a few commands pressing the down arrow brings the previously cycled commands back.
That's such a smart improvement, thanks for sharing!