top | item 24258628 (no title) daffy | 5 years ago One nice thing in zsh is that you can type `/u/lo/b<tab><return>` and be in `/usr/local/bin`. discuss order hn newest ti_ranger|5 years ago This is one of my primary dislikes of zsh ... enriquto|5 years ago Bash does the same thing here, typing tabs instead of slashes. /u<TAB>lo<TAB>b same number of keystrokes actually Nullabillity|5 years ago Not quite. Zsh can use the subfolders to disambiguate which parent you meant, bash can't. load replies (1) nostoc|5 years ago "bash: /usr/local/bin/: Is a directory"What to you have in your bashrc to allow cd'ing in directories without typing cd? load replies (1)
enriquto|5 years ago Bash does the same thing here, typing tabs instead of slashes. /u<TAB>lo<TAB>b same number of keystrokes actually Nullabillity|5 years ago Not quite. Zsh can use the subfolders to disambiguate which parent you meant, bash can't. load replies (1) nostoc|5 years ago "bash: /usr/local/bin/: Is a directory"What to you have in your bashrc to allow cd'ing in directories without typing cd? load replies (1)
Nullabillity|5 years ago Not quite. Zsh can use the subfolders to disambiguate which parent you meant, bash can't. load replies (1)
nostoc|5 years ago "bash: /usr/local/bin/: Is a directory"What to you have in your bashrc to allow cd'ing in directories without typing cd? load replies (1)
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What to you have in your bashrc to allow cd'ing in directories without typing cd?