dduardo said:cat ~/.bash_history |less
If your using another shell it would be different.
In order to find a specific shell command in Fedora Core 4, you can use the which command. Simply type which followed by the name of the command you are looking for, and the system will display the path to the executable file.
The find command is the best way to search for a specific command in all directories in Fedora Core 4. You can use it with the -name option to specify the name of the command you are looking for, and the -type f option to search only for files.
You can use the compgen command to view a list of all available shell commands in Fedora Core 4. This command generates a list of all commands, aliases, and keywords in the current shell session.
Yes, you can use the man command to get more information about a specific command in Fedora Core 4. Simply type man followed by the name of the command, and a manual page with detailed information will be displayed.
Yes, you can use the apropos command to search for a specific command using keywords in Fedora Core 4. This command searches the manual page names and descriptions for the keyword and displays a list of relevant commands.