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If you need to pass lots of arguments to a command it's super useful. Typically I don't do this because it's quite unwieldly with a standard readline editor, bu
by nicoburns 5y ago
If you need to pass lots of arguments to a command it's super useful. Typically I don't do this because it's quite unwieldly with a standard readline editor, but I could if multiline editing was available!
- chaxor 5y agoPut `set -o vi` in your .bashrc That's all you need - you don't need a whole program that collects all of your information.