Supercharge your Terminal with FZF's Hidden Features

This video goes over a few of my favorite ways to supercharge your shell experience with fzf's lesser known features.

It covers:
- How to instantly fuzzy search your entire command-line history with a keystroke
- How to fuzzily autocomplete file and directory names from the terminal
- How to use fzf's built-in operators to filter your fzf results

Notes:

[pdreik]

z and j is a great time saver. Thanks for that! I use the $ sign in fzf a lot, most of the time I am searching for files that ends .adoc or .md, so when I am in the right directory I type "adoc$ NameOfFile" that is a great time saver for me as well.

[yousefelsayed]

great video, concise and to the point. Thank You

[Juanbaez_]

I am so impressed as how many little likes this tip has. I find it so helpful!

[maurolimaok]

I'm on first steps on coding, but the look of this config is amazing! This nor black nor white is cozy!
Do you have a video about it?
Thanks for the video, and the tips.
I'm going to bookmark this channel. Hope it grows a lot.

[defmthd]

Thanks for the video! What is the font you are using in terminal?

[mondskiez]

content is definiyely.. though, I haven't seen a white terminal in like forever.. it burns the eyes..