Linux users pressing up to find that one command they ran 8 hours ago

hey mansplaining men, this is a joke, relax, go prove your smarts to someone who gives a fuck

@LinuxSeb ever heard of Ctrl+R ??

@LinuxSeb CTRL + R, people!

@LinuxSeb the sunk cost fallacy always wins

@LinuxSeb This is me in any terminal.

@LinuxSeb history | grep 'something you remember about the command you're looking for' helps a lot ☺️

@LinuxSeb I cannot live without CTRL+R and -> github.com/junegunn/fzf

@LinuxSeb Just use ‘ctrl+r’ if you use @gnome, to perform a reverse search 😉

@LinuxSeb That's the lazy newbies! Hardcore & old Linux users just use ! or any of the other black magic history trick or just enter it again. @anubis_linux @__KOPEK__ @glpzzz @Koratsuki84 please confirm...

@LinuxSeb god I do this *constantly*

@LinuxSeb Haha. I do that. Not sure why sometimes its eaiser to just type it. But with a coffee in one hand cant be asked to put it down. Lool

@LinuxSeb Don't tell anyone but I ran 'rm -rf /' Just yesterday! I lost all files that have user permission

@LinuxSeb @kusha_f @first_ninja_qg lol

@LinuxSeb How do you even remember what you have run 8 hours ago?

@LinuxSeb That's when you don't forget what you wanted to do in the middle of the search 🔍 😅🥲😭

@LinuxSeb Real users 'set -o vi' and press Esc-/ to find stuff.

@LinuxSeb please use CTRL + R

@LinuxSeb @_vinniciusJ eu no teu pc

@LinuxSeb Try fish terminal if you want.....it supports auto completion (from history too) by default. Well, auto completion can be installed in zsh and bash but it will be a tedious task. Fish also has friendly scripting language which is easier as compared to bash.

@LinuxSeb You can search your command history by simply typing history | grep StringFragmentFromCommand

@LinuxSeb LoL totally me!

@LinuxSeb CTRL-R-SLAP_HEAD

@LinuxSeb history | grep boo

@LinuxSeb Crtl+r for reverse searching with tab completion ☺️ (as long as you can remember the first few letters)

@LinuxSeb 😂😂😂😂😂😂 TRUE FACT

@LinuxSeb I go with history|grep, hitting ctrl-r is boring as fuck.

@LinuxSeb which they copied from google but couldnt find the source again

@LinuxSeb Oh, come on. That’s not fair. Keeps clicking.

@LinuxSeb @sysarmy Does nobody know about Ctrl+R?

@LinuxSeb sometime I use: history | grep "something i remember"

@LinuxSeb CTRL-R

@LinuxSeb That only happens to me in Windows cmd. In Linux it's called Ctrl+R and doesn't induce RSI 😉 Readline library FTW.

@LinuxSeb history|grep {command}