Through 2028 most likely, possibly longer, based on their OS support history (about 7 years).
The 6s, released 2015, still gets security updates once in a blue moon
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The article feels incomplete for not not mentioning the bash built-in called bind. It allows you to work with the reeadline bindings.
I use Ctrl-R a lot to find previous commands from my shell history. Often I have to press Ctrl-R several or even many times to find the right one. And then it happens that I overshoot and would like to change the search direction. Unfortunately forward-search-history is on Ctrl-S, which is overloaded by flow control. Occasionally I use flow control, so I cannot remove that. What solution are others using to get forward-search-history?
fzf has pretty killer history fuzzy search. Just load its keybindings in your .bashrc
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It pains me greatly that the host name part is in lack of a better name unimportance to significance in domain names, but significance to unimportance in URL paths