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.. title: Convenience
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.. date: 2008-08-20 21:47:50 UTC+01:00 
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We all love the bash. And since we are are lazy, we love bash's history in particular.

* Everyone knows that: one can go back in the history by hitting the "arrow up" key.
* One can repeat any command from the history by typing !x, where x is the running number of the command in the history.
* One can scroll though any command issued before and starting with the letter "l" with l<page-up>
* Even better: one can reverse search bash's history by typing ctrl+r.

