D or d come onGollum@feddit.de to Programmer Humor@programming.dev – 1382 points – 1 years ago225Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsUse Zsh or Fish and tab completion.Or better yet, use z or zoxide: "z down" will fuzzy match the "~/Download" folder.This is the way!Yeah, if that's the only reason, changing your shell is overkill.Never used or heard of it before but apparently zoxide is only for cd command, do you happen to know if there's some fuzzy match for in general? At the moment what I do is history foo | grep -i "bar"
Use Zsh or Fish and tab completion.Or better yet, use z or zoxide: "z down" will fuzzy match the "~/Download" folder.This is the way!Yeah, if that's the only reason, changing your shell is overkill.Never used or heard of it before but apparently zoxide is only for cd command, do you happen to know if there's some fuzzy match for in general? At the moment what I do is history foo | grep -i "bar"
Or better yet, use z or zoxide: "z down" will fuzzy match the "~/Download" folder.This is the way!Yeah, if that's the only reason, changing your shell is overkill.Never used or heard of it before but apparently zoxide is only for cd command, do you happen to know if there's some fuzzy match for in general? At the moment what I do is history foo | grep -i "bar"
Never used or heard of it before but apparently zoxide is only for cd command, do you happen to know if there's some fuzzy match for in general? At the moment what I do is history foo | grep -i "bar"
Use Zsh or Fish and tab completion.
Or better yet, use z or zoxide:
"z down" will fuzzy match the "~/Download" folder.
This is the way!
Yeah, if that's the only reason, changing your shell is overkill.
Never used or heard of it before but apparently zoxide is only for
cdcommand, do you happen to know if there's some fuzzy match for in general?At the moment what I do is
history foo | grep -i "bar"