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Dave · 1 year ago

Marvelous! Clear, helpful, & just what I was trying to remember.
Richard Bradshaw · 1 year ago

Thanks - good to know I'm helping people out!
ordinareez · 1 year ago

Thank you very much
It's helping me so much
katiesue · 1 year ago

Nice. I love the ignore dups.

This will be my first shot at editing ~/.bashrc, but I think I'm ready for it.
Bob · 1 year ago

Great tips -- I've been using bash for years, and always learn new ways to make it work better.
fstephens · 1 year ago

Nice list. I long ago created a BASH alias (maybe you should add a note about those) to do the history search:
alias hs='history | grep -i' in .bash_aliases.
Now i can search history like this "hs <command>".
nate · 1 year ago

Hey any chance you might post a followup to this with a full sample .bashrc? I haven't found one I really like yet and would love to see more examples.

Thanks!
Edwin Woodward · 10 months ago

very helpful article
Khalil · 6 months ago

You may add color to your shell , configure aliases , configure autorun bash logon scripts ,you can search through the history using ^r , you can type !! to be automatically replaced by the last command you entered ... there is a ton of ways :-)