top | item 20005116 (no title) dearrifling | 6 years ago On debian this is the default behavior. discuss order hn newest panpanna|6 years ago Same in Ubuntu.Bash completion on Ubuntu/debian is out of this world. I can do things likelxc exec <TAB>and get a list of currently running containers. johnhenry|6 years ago Fun fact: Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian! load replies (1) paulddraper|6 years ago git has a whole bash library for autocompletion stuff (like complete ref, complete tree). You can even use it when writing your own commands.
panpanna|6 years ago Same in Ubuntu.Bash completion on Ubuntu/debian is out of this world. I can do things likelxc exec <TAB>and get a list of currently running containers. johnhenry|6 years ago Fun fact: Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian! load replies (1) paulddraper|6 years ago git has a whole bash library for autocompletion stuff (like complete ref, complete tree). You can even use it when writing your own commands.
paulddraper|6 years ago git has a whole bash library for autocompletion stuff (like complete ref, complete tree). You can even use it when writing your own commands.
panpanna|6 years ago
Bash completion on Ubuntu/debian is out of this world. I can do things like
lxc exec <TAB>
and get a list of currently running containers.
johnhenry|6 years ago
paulddraper|6 years ago