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ok. can someone explain to me. I've been using ctrl+r for god knows how long and it solves all my shell completion needs. is inshellisense for average users li
by bestest 3y ago
ok. can someone explain to me. I've been using ctrl+r for god knows how long and it solves all my shell completion needs.
is inshellisense for average users like me or more advanced users?
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- serial_dev 3y agoI use zsh plugin, autosuggests, and ctrl r, too. Ctrl r is okay and it is a very convenient if you already typed the command. Inshellisense seems to help with knowing what subcommands, flags and file paths are available, and it even provides a small docs helper for the flags and commands. If you didn't try these tools, I'd encourage you take a look, it helped me a lot, especially when I work with tools whose commands I don't know by heart or used a while ago.
- fostware 3y agoIf you're more used to ctrl+r, you could try hiSHtory (https://github.com/ddworken/hishtory https://github.com/ddworken/hishtory)