In addition to ctrl-r, there is also fish! Fish does something similar to Ctrl-R, but in an easier to use way. Start typing a command, and then press the up arrow. It will cycle through your history, but only the history that includes the text you’ve started typing.
My Nobara installation has those commands mapped to pageup/down by default, so it’s probably a default in other distros too if anyone wants to try it out without editing first
In addition to ctrl-r, there is also fish! Fish does something similar to Ctrl-R, but in an easier to use way. Start typing a command, and then press the up arrow. It will cycle through your history, but only the history that includes the text you’ve started typing.
This can be enabled in bash by putting these two lines in
~/.inputrc"\e[A": history-search-backward "\e[B": history-search-forwardMy Nobara installation has those commands mapped to pageup/down by default, so it’s probably a default in other distros too if anyone wants to try it out without editing first