Tfw I rather type it out instead of searching through the history
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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I use xonsh, which has decent history - start your command, and up arrow cycles through commands stating with what you typed.
There's good stuff and bad stuff about xonsh.
I rarely use fuzzy finder to search up the commands that I'm going to use. If you realise that a certain command with arguments is often being used, you should create an alias for it so that you don't have need that memory load. That being said, I appreciate shell like fish provides auto complete (derived from command history) to speed up my workload.
It's not about the keystrokes. It's the principle!
I just manage to forget what to type and I'm too lazy to look it up. that and I'm lazy
Oh shit I definitely do this XD
I feel seen.
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old habits die hard autocomplete for your shell is so clutch though
Ctrl + R to search in command history 👍.
i use vi mode in zsh for that reason, its pretty good
Lol stop attacking me! 😭
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