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There is no reason to use clear during a terminal session. ^L (Ctrl-L) does this for you in one key press, without needing to clear your input or fill your hist
by lubutu 14y ago
There is no reason to use clear during a terminal session. ^L (Ctrl-L) does this for you in one key press, without needing to clear your input or fill your history.
- acuozzo 14y ago> There is no reason to use clear during a terminal session. ^L (Ctrl-L) does this for you in one key press, without needing to clear your input or fill your history. Isn't this based on the assumption that one's shell explicitly supports ^L or has editline/readline support?