“I spend most of my time working in front of a black and white
terminal of remote SSH connections to various servers. This means
that I use bash (as my preferred shell) most of the day. And bash
history is a very important feature of bash that saves me much time
by recalling previous commands I have typed. Here are some tricks
on how you can optimize with some simple configurations settings
the usage your bash history…”
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