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At least with the `fish` shell, you can use "Alt-E" to edit any command line. It's a visual, interactive, re-usable solution that shows the result before you co
by markstos 7y ago
At least with the `fish` shell, you can use "Alt-E" to edit any command line. It's a visual, interactive, re-usable solution that shows the result before you commit it.
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- Lio 7y agoIs that different to bash or zsh? Both support editing using either vi or emacs shortcuts via readline.