ubuntu terminal search command
Ctrl + R <command_part>
# e.g CTRL + R mv
# will search for recent usage of 'mv' commmand
# Keep pressing CTRL + R to move back to your histroy
# or CTRL + S to move forward> grep "the_search" ~/.bash_history
--Don't forget the -i flag if you need case insensitive search.
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