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If fish has a hook (har har), it would be autosuggestions. fish suggests the rest of the command as you type, like your web browser does for URLs. This feels fa
by ridiculous_fish 10y ago
If fish has a hook (har har), it would be autosuggestions. fish suggests the rest of the command as you type, like your web browser does for URLs. This feels faster than tab completions, because you can see what command you'll get ahead of time. It also lets you summon commands from history quickly, without having to think about it - just start typing.
If you're a die-hard bash user, autosuggestions are the feature most likely to pique your interest and make the command line more pleasant.
- marklgr 10y agoWill take a look, but 'history-search-backward' fills most of my needs in that regard.
- djsumdog 10y agoYou really should. Once I got use to the fish auto-complete history, the Bash reverse search felt terribly primitive. There is no Ctrl+R. Just type part of an old command and hit the up arrow to scroll.