Did You Know? that all commands you enter on bash shell terminal are stored in a ~/.bash_history file. Not only that you can use up and down arrows to browse your commands history, but you are also able to search whole ~/.bash_history file with CTRL+R keys.Type Ctrl-R repeatedly to search through the entire list of matching commands.
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Did You Know? that all commands you enter on bash shell terminal are stored in a ~/.bash_history file. Not only that you can use up and down arrows to browse your commands history, but you are also able to search whole ~/.bash_history file with CTRL+R keys.Type Ctrl-R repeatedly to search through the entire list of matching commands.
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