Re: Command ($ or #) line; smart completion?

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• Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 17:12:46 -0500
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On Monday 28 November 2005 15:28, Nat Gross wrote:

>  Back in the days of MS-DOA (um, msdos), I had a little tsr (forgot
>  about *that* tla) called 4DOS that enhanced the command line
>  experience. The more I work at the linux command line, the more I miss
>  some basic functions. Ok, we have scroll back history, but how about:

I remember this program all too well.  Loved this one.

>  Have I overlooked aomething basic?

Have a look here.   This will, I'm sure, help you on your quest.


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Regards
Robert

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