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I think this approach is cleaner and you have the added advantage of having a permanent stash of useful commands you can move around systems. Personally, I wou

I think this approach is cleaner and you have the added advantage of having a permanent stash of useful commands you can move around systems. Personally, I would use the hashtags, and also use something like inotify to automatically add any hashtagged commands to seperate scripts and store them in something like ~/usr/bin/custom/

pyre 13y ago
It depends on how large your shell history is. I often have useful commands scrolled out of my history just because I got busy doing something orthogonal that involved a lot of shell commands.