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There is a feature in Suse Linux that I have always found useful, you can type the first chars of a command and the the PGUP key, it will take you to the last ocurrence of the command that starts with those chars. If you keep pressing the PGUP key it will jump back in history through the ocurrences of the commands starting with the chars.
Currently Im using Ubuntu, and I really miss that feature.
Do you know how to recreate it?
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