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hstr. An awesome way to navigate through your command history. It also speeded up my flow a lot.
Using functions. All shells I know support functions. These are my Fish functions. h -> search through my history using hstr. k -> called alone opens Kate without printing garbage into your shell. k file behaves the same way but opens a file. These outputs really mess with the flow when using the command line. d -> Same this as above, but for Dolphin(file manager) and instead of files, it's directories. s -> Just show my temps with a short refresh interval, instead of static information. findall -> findall filename search a specific file on my SSD. I'm excluding /mnt, because I never search files on my HDD. findhall -> Same as above, but just for my /home. latest_installed_packages -> Self explanatory. __fzf_search_history.fish -> This is what makes searching my history using hstr possible since hstr doesn't officially support Fish. ncdu -> ncdu colors with my terminal emulator(konsole) are messed up. This fixes it.