Scrolling through my #Linux command history with the up/down arrow keys to find that one Bash command be like .... https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-shell-history-search-command/
@nixCraft hstr is your friend :p
@edinburgh_man @foo @nixCraft One minor tip: prefix every 'history | grep' with a space so that it won't be saved to history and clutter your searches for the thing. (Every command starting with a space is left out of history.)
@nixCraft “I’m already further up than typing the command manually 5 times, so I can’t stop now”
@nixCraft ...only to realize, after 5mins scrolling, that I ran it in the container...
@nixCraft atuin is exactly what you want here. It can even search for commands on other nodes or in containers if you set it up.
@nixCraft Ctrl-R FTW have the computer search
@nixCraft The day I learned about Ctrl+R was the day that changed my life forever
@nixCraft I make an embarrassing amount of use of
history |grep "command"
to find the params I used last time...
@elysegrasso @nixCraft Give "fish" a try. You'll never go back once you try it.
@nixCraft
50 clicks is my limit before I Ctrl+R and search