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i record every command in .zsh_history (like everybody else does by default, but mine is configured to not have a size limit) i often do things like history |

i record every command in .zsh_history (like everybody else does by default, but mine is configured to not have a size limit) i often do things like history | rg .. it helps when you roughly know what you want to find, but want to check some detail you forgot

dotty- 3y ago
For those unaware: CTRL+R in terminal will also change your prompt to search your command history. After typing, CTRL+R again to cycle through matches.
- dmd 3y ago
  what you really want though is fzf with C-r
  - mraza007 3y ago
    Would agree 100% fzf supercharges your shell history I can’t imagine my life without it since I spend most of my day in terminal
- atmosx 3y ago
  ...and if you're like me - I live on the terminal - tools like atuin[^1] are very handy. [^1]: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
- nextaccountic 3y ago
  Okay that's interesting, thanks