I am going to have all my data transferred to a new PC. Is it possible to transfer the command history of the previous Linux to the new system as well? So that when I type the history
command, I get the same results as I did on the old system.
If you're using Bash then the history is kept in the file, .bash_history
, in your home directory.
This file can be copied from one system to another, it's just a text file.
$ tail -4 ~/.bash_history
#1385239516
alias|grep cdc
#1385240451
exit
The file is filled with lines that include a timestamp followed by the command that ran at that timestamp.
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