[Hamara-devel] bash auto complete
Vikas Tara
vik at hamaralinux.org
Fri Sep 30 13:54:38 BST 2016
On 30/09/16 13:39, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> Quoting Vikas Tara (2016-09-29 11:22:44)
>> autocomplete in bash on Debian differs quite a bit from the
>> implementation on Ubuntu.
>>
>> Having used the latter - it's quite difficult to lose the extra
>> functionality.
>>
>> Does anyone know the difference between them?
> Perhaps if you elaborate on the kind of difference you experience others
> are better clued in on what might cause it.
>
> One wild guess is that Ubuntu installs command-not-found by default,
> while Debian does not: Try install that package and see if that
> "magically" provides the kind of experience you are like in Ubuntu.
You got it first guess ;)
Let me see if that package is what I am thinking of
>
> Personally I dislike it: It slows down when fumbling around, which is
> particularly hurtful on low-end machines. Sure I am biased being an
> experienced user, but I strongly recommend teaching less experienced
> users to explore commands and packages by explicit searching (my
> favorite is axi-cache from the package apt-xapian-index) rather than
> teaching them to do it by use of _same_ interface as exploring already
> installed commands.
See your point, what do others think?
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