> I think people use fzf for things other than searching shell history too but I’m not sure what, would love examples. I use it a lot to ssh/login into cluster

> I think people use fzf for things other than searching shell history too but I’m not sure what, would love examples. I use it a lot to ssh/login into clusters, or switching openshift projects. Right after having selected a line, you can include it as part of a command and evaluate that command right away. I usually wrap that into a bash script as a bash function, so it’s easy to call.