The command is ls
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Easier to type history then !xx where xx is the number of record in history.
no I don't want to write the single word command out again I'd rather go up the history with more keypresses
history | grep {some part of command}
Much more useful for going further back, even without grep.
As some one who SSH's from a phone to run Docker containers and will be moving the container volumes to a different location, I thank you for this lovely command.
I feel this in my soul. Or when you realize you're hitting up up up up to find something trivial like ls and it would have been more efficient to just type ls. LOL.
$ ls -la
ls -hal
ls -halal
I try to avoid the terminal as much as I humanly can because of ergonomic issues like this.
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And the command is something like ls -l 👍
I usually use ls -hal.
ls -lah is what I do 🙌