In Linux, what keyboard shortcut at the prompt will activates a search of your command history? (for example if you are at shell prompt and you want to search your command history for the word 'docker')
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ctrl-r
^^ the r stands for "reverse-i-search"
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In Linux, what keyboard shortcut at the prompt will activates a search of your command history? (for example if you are at shell prompt and you want to search your command history for the word 'docker')
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In Linux, what keyboard shortcut at the prompt will activates a search of your command history? (for example if you are at shell prompt and you want to search your command history for the word 'docker')
Answer
ctrl-r
^^ the r stands for "reverse-i-search"
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2. Computing Sub-basics Never type in anything more than once--use your command history instead. Ctrl-s is used to suspend the current session, causing the keyboard to stop responding. Ctrl-q reverses this condition. <span>Ctrl-r activates a search on your command history. Pressing Ctrl-r in the middle of a search finds the next match whereas Ctrl-s reverts to the previous match (although some distributions have this confused with suspend). The Tab comman
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