Cursor repeats operation

Cursor repeats operation

Post by Harald Schug » Sat, 30 Sep 2000 04:00:00



Hi everybody,

what do I have to do to activate the function that allows repeating
operation commands by pressing the cursor-up-key?

Thank You in advance!

Harald

 
 
 

Cursor repeats operation

Post by gru.. » Sun, 01 Oct 2000 04:00:00




Quote:> Hi everybody,

> what do I have to do to activate the function that allows repeating
> operation commands by pressing the cursor-up-key?

> Thank You in advance!

Are you thinking of using bash???  If I understand your question it has
the features you'll looking for..

Also command line completion with the tab key....

Bash keeps a history file of pass commands your a file
called ~/.bash_history

Does this help you???

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Cursor repeats operation

Post by Harald Schug » Sun, 01 Oct 2000 04:00:00


Thank You for this advice!

Where can I change the default-shell?

Regards

Harald




> > Hi everybody,

> > what do I have to do to activate the function that allows repeating
> > operation commands by pressing the cursor-up-key?

> > Thank You in advance!

> Are you thinking of using bash???  If I understand your question it has
> the features you'll looking for..

> Also command line completion with the tab key....

> Bash keeps a history file of pass commands your a file
> called ~/.bash_history

> Does this help you???

> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.

 
 
 

Cursor repeats operation

Post by Peter Sundstro » Tue, 03 Oct 2000 05:54:01





>> > Hi everybody,

>> > what do I have to do to activate the function that allows repeating
>> > operation commands by pressing the cursor-up-key?

>> > Thank You in advance!

>> Are you thinking of using bash???  If I understand your question it has
>> the features you'll looking for..

>> Also command line completion with the tab key....

>> Bash keeps a history file of pass commands your a file
>> called ~/.bash_history

>Thank You for this advice!

>Where can I change the default-shell?

You need to have it on your system.  If not, grab it from
http://sunfreeware.com/