> Different kind of "history" (maybe the term is not proper): I am
> referring to how many lines the commands you executed can output in the
> terminal before the oldest lines are lost (scrolling up, you will not
> reach the first command you executed after launching the terminal
> emulator).
I
Different kind of "history" (maybe the term is not proper): I am referring to
how many lines the commands you executed can output in the terminal before
the oldest lines are lost (scrolling up, you will not reach the first command
you executed after launching the terminal emulator). There
> a possibly large history
Would the terminal emulator make a difference in this respect? Using a
different terminal emulator wouldn't impose a limit on the size of
~/.bash_history, right?
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What "advanced features"? I use GNOME Terminal. It does not have anything
particularly fancy, but it has all I want: tabs (and keyboard shortcuts to
open/close/navigate), configurable colors, a possibly large history, keyboard
shortcuts that conflict with Bash's (basically Emacs) can be
