its allready there. If you use bash its in .bash_history. To get a list
of such file names do
ls -a | grep history
on your home directory
sreangsu
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Sameer OAK wrote:
> friends.
> i am a naive user of linux, just joined linux-india mailing list.
> if any one can help me in the following:
> when one hits tab for n no. of times at the command prompt, it gets to see
> the list of all the commands availale at the current installation after
> answering y to the prompt which linux asks.
> i guess this is one of the functionalities shell offers.
> my query:
> is there any way one can get to redirect/save this list in a file?
>
> happy debugging
> sameer.
>
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