How Do I Enable Autocompletion in My Terminal?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

Hey everyone! I'm a complete noob and just started using Arch Linux a couple of days ago. I've been having a blast customizing everything, and I even spent four hours figuring out how to automate my wallpaper, which was so satisfying! Now, I'm looking for some practical advice. I've seen some people mention a feature in their terminal where it predicts what they're about to type, making it easier to navigate through file directories or configurations. I'm currently using bash, nano, and kitty. If anyone has tips on how to enable this feature, I'd greatly appreciate it!

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Answered By WallpaperWizard On

Four hours for wallpaper automation? You must've gone all out! I just downloaded a single package and had live wallpaper up and running in about 30 seconds. What were you working on for so long?

Answered By TechSavvyJoe On

You should definitely check out the 'oh-my-zsh' plugin! It has really cool features like autosuggestions and syntax highlighting. I'm not too sure what bash can do in comparison, but it’s worth giving zsh a try if you want those enhancements.

NewbieNerd99 -

I just got the autosuggestions set up! Gonna dive into the other features now.

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