Thanks for the tip. I'll look into it. If you're interested in breaking this out into your own post with an intro + tips on fish, and why you use it, I think that would be useful for folks.
This emulates the functionality of Oh My Zsh, where if you type a letter or word, then press up or down, it will search through the .bash_history file.
The only thing I miss from Oh My Zsh is a "visual selector" for files, by tabbing through a virtual list, and ignoring cases when tabbing to a folder.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll look into it. If you're interested in breaking this out into your own post with an intro + tips on fish, and why you use it, I think that would be useful for folks.
I'm also a heavy fish user. Perhaps we should write something for fish and zsh?
Do it!
This is also in Bash, but requires a little bit of config. Put this into your
~/.inputrcfile:This emulates the functionality of Oh My Zsh, where if you type a letter or word, then press up or down, it will search through the
.bash_historyfile.The only thing I miss from Oh My Zsh is a "visual selector" for files, by tabbing through a virtual list, and ignoring cases when tabbing to a folder.