[ale] Fedora 9
Scott Castaline
hscast at charter.net
Tue May 27 06:30:16 EDT 2008
Brian Pitts wrote:
> William Bagwell wrote:
>
>> As far as remembering obscure commands, bash history is a life saver for me.
>> Just scroll back till you find the one your looking for. I even periodically
>> go in* and remove all the "su"s "cd"s and "ls"s so I can find the important
>> stuff faster.
>>
>
> You can set $HISTIGNORE to filter out commands you don't want saved in
> your history, but it only works on exact matches.
>
> Are you familiar with using ! and ctrl-r to search your history? They're
> both real timesavers.
>
> http://www.talug.org/events/20030709/cmdline_history.html
>
I used to have a cheat sheet on bash somewhere, but I can't remember
where it is, so that I can look up the bash commands that I forgot, that
will help with recalling previously used commands used ..... I forgot
what I was trying to say... :-[
> -Brian
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