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I switched to atuin and it's a huge step up from native Ctrl + R and fzf because you can press Ctrl + R again and again and it switches between searching throug
by noman-land 2y ago
I switched to atuin and it's a huge step up from native Ctrl + R and fzf because you can press Ctrl + R again and again and it switches between searching through directory, session, host, or global history.
- bencornia 2y agoI listened to an interview with the creator of atuin on the changelog podcast. It seems like a compelling idea. The only thing that makes me consider switching from the fzf/ctr-r combo is syncing my history between tmux sessions. But I don't spend enough time in the terminal to really justify the time to set it up.
- nelsonfigueroa 2y agoNever heard of atuin but it looks awesome. I'm going to try it out.
- worldsayshi 2y agoOh, looked at the feature set. Sounds interesting. "Sync your shell history to all of your machines, wherever they are" That sounds like a potential security issue though.
- noman-land 2y agoJust a note that this is an optional add-on that I don't use.
- BytesAndGears 2y agoIt also just uses a SQLite db, so you can sync it manually yourself if you want. But their implementation seems pretty secure. Regardless, I just run it local only on each of my machines, separately. It’s still really helpful!
- Sharparam 2y agoFWIW the sync server can be self-hosted.