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Navigating Bash History with Ctrl+R (2011)

• Joker_vD 5y ago
  Now, if only editing the command you found with Ctrl+R did not actually edit this command in the history but instead gave you a new copy!
• eftychis 5y ago
  And CTRL-S for forward search. Generally you can use most/all your emacs keybindings (if you are an emacs user and somehow were unaware). You can also do `set -o vi` or `set` the `editing-mode` or `keymap` to `vi` respectively. So if you are an emacs or vi user the world is great!
• gkfasdfasdf 5y ago
  This is from 2011? Before fzf [0] was a thing, I imagine... 0: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
  • luckman212 5y ago
    fzf is so damn useful. I think I use it in like 30% of all my scripts.