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There is no such menu (tried it on CentOS and OS X). It simply lists the available directories.

• zobzu 12y ago
  Note that he uses ohmyzsh. There's ohmybash too: https://github.com/revans/bash-it https://github.com/revans/bash-it For menu complete with bash, the easiest is to add: TAB menu-complete inside of "~/.inputrc" then start a new shell to test it. Thats because it uses readline to handle command line (and inputrc configures readline). Note: im not saying the experience is not better in zsh, just that both can do all this stuff. ive been switching between zsh and bash quite a few times myself over the last decade and use bash daily most of the time lately. In my eyes: zsh: - nice and neat to configure/less bloat maybe - powerful scripting language - some scripting syntax requires zsh so when you get used to that... you write non-portable stuff ;) bash: - does approx everything zsh does and some more - scripting language works everywhere because everyone has default to bash - scripting language is slightly less powerful than zsh in some ways - configuration is a little more all over the place (just like the .inputrc above) Thus, all things considered, and given the improvements in bash over the last past .. 5 years or so - i'm using bash more often even thus zsh is also a very nice shell.