Linux basics YOU need to know: Recall the Matrix #shorts #linux #kalilinux

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[davidbombal]

Did you know this? Hopefully you're learning something new :)

[MayankSharma-gewi]

Man chose 69 out of everything. My man 😂

[AsMrs]

Next step reverse-i search (ctrl + r by default) with fuzzy finding (fzf for example), saves a tone more time :)

[briang]

Ctrl+r and typing a string appearing in that command will reverse search through the history. If there are multiple hits hitting ctrl+r again and again after entering the string will go through all the findings

[dipdowel]

A fantastic hint! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏

[fixer]

David chose 69, we see what you did there. 😂

[smg]

Thank you, seriously going to help me here!

[ltur]

David thank you so much for providing these tutorials. They’ve continued to empower my skills as a lone sysadmin.

[eliaschen]

You can run !! in bash to run previous command. For example:
If you forgot to type sudo before apt install cmatrix, run sudo !! can fix it.

[fuylrororpgp]

You can also do !! for last command or !-n for n previous. Helpful for making macros.

[deepaksoni]

Great content like always! Keep up the great work! ❤

[lmaoboxuser]

arch user seeing neofetch 937281times in history

[danvasii]

Thanks, David, I am interested in learning Linux, and all your advice is extremely useful!

[MrCopilt]

You can also redirect history to a (.txt) file. "history 1>file.txt"
You can also delete history so if you accidentally type your password instead of a command.

[thomascasey]

Try ctrl+r and begin typing the 1st letters of the command and it will start matching against the history.

[plomek]

Great time saver for when you need to find that one command you typed in an hour ago. Thanks!

[silveradopunked]

!! Let's you run the last command you executed. Extremely helpful when you forget to type sudo for a command. You can just type sudo !!

[klebleonard]

History command was one of the first linux commands they taught us at uni, very useful

[DanielSantanaBjj]

You can also use negative numbers to select from the list backwards
! -1
Will run the latest command
!-2 will tun the one before the latest and so on 😉

[david.thomas.]

Ctrl+R is easier because it lets you search the history and run the previous command in one line.