You can check your Terminal command history using the below command

cat ~/.bash_history

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You can easily find the previous command in terminal with the help of Reverse Search

All you have to do is Press Ctrl+R key when the terminal is open.

This will bring up bck-i-search: utility

Here you can start typing the command. It'll show the previously entered commands from the .bash_history file

You can go backward through alternative commands by pressing Ctrl + R repeatedly or If you want to go in forward, Press Ctrl + S key.

Can't understand? Just try it once.

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Whenever I install Kali Linux.. I end up breaking the GTK theme somehow 🥺

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Which command do you use frequently?

Mine: cd and ls

What's yours?

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I use Arch btw 😅

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Ok.

👆 Example screenshot

Bat command is a good alternative for cat command which comes with lot of extra features

In Ubuntu you can simple install by the below command

sudo apt install bat && mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && ln -s /usr/bin/batcat ~/.local/bin/bat

Once done. Instead of cat filename.txt you can do bat filename.txt

Which shows beautifully with syntax highlighting

You can also do multiple files in the same directory

bat *.txt

Will show all the files with .txt extension

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