Fish once again undefeated. If I want to find that weird image magick command I used earlier with foo.png in it I just type foo.png, hit up and its usually the first one. It doesnt matter where foo.png occurs in the command, fish will find it.
history | fzfalias cat="bat --plain --theme=gruvbox-dark"zsh tab completion also looks through history wich is pretty nice.
I accidentally found out one day that I could use a wildcard operator in the terminal instead of a full file or folder name due to always doing this.
cd Pho* or cd /documents/Pho*
Will for example open my "Photo Examples" folder in the working directory or based on the path
You can use || between two commands as well. If the first command returns exit code != 0, the second command will run.
I.e. which ansible || pip install ansible.
Or && for if you only want the second command to run if the first command succeeded.
This only works until you grow an addiction to making pho at home and start documenting your progress.
cd "Pho Recipes and Pictures"
cd /
sudo rm -rf *
Basically the Linux version of deleting system32 but idk I'm not a super Linux nerd yet.
The fun thing is that you can create a file named "-rf *" and hope an admin tried to delete it!
I'm in this picture, and I didn't like it....
...Yeah, you got me.
Oh come on! I at least type the beginning so that it filters the history
The one people see me doing that gets a "huh?" Is:
~$ !find
find -type f -name '*blah*' -print0 | xargs -0 gzip
~$
"Wait! What did you do?" "Oh. Do you not know about bang?"
I feel like there should be a cursed "long way round" for this that involves needlessly copying .bash_history to a "text file", running it through an asciibetical sorter (for "efficiency"), using sed to null out any command which doesn't match the search term...
Being able to just enter a partial command, and hit [up] to jump to prior commands that started in the same way in zsh is a godsend.
If you ever have to go back to bash, it supports it as well. In my bashrc:
bind '"\C-p":history-search-backward'
That's ctrl-p, but I'm sure the up arrow is possible too.
This is why I like atuin, I can just press up and start typing part of the command and it will likely find it in my history.
You could already do that with just "Ctrl-R" but without atuin redrawing your screen.
I wish this wasn't so painfully true.
Featherpad, copy, paste. Extra work, but you get a work log
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