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So basically it switches the behaviour to what CMD does on Windows. IMO this is extremely annoying and I wish I could disable it on Windows. If you have 3 opti

by Aaargh20318 8y ago

So basically it switches the behaviour to what CMD does on Windows. IMO this is extremely annoying and I wish I could disable it on Windows. If you have 3 options starting with the same prefix, it's fine, but if there's hundreds (e.g. a directory with a lot of libraries starting with lib<something>), it becomes highly annoying and it's better to just give the list so I can type the next letter

hibbelig 8y ago
For PowerShell, there is PSReadLine, and that has an option to make completion more bash-like in that it completes common prefixes, then lists all options afterwards. (Say you have a directory with two subdirectories "fooabc" and "foo123". You are in the directory and you type "cd f" and then hit tab. This will complete to "cd foo", and if you hit tab again, then it will show the two options, and then you have to enter "a" or "1" to disambiguate.)