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I am a newbie to *BSD and my question seems stupid to you but for the benefit of others also I would like to know how will I autocomplete the command by just pressing the tab button.
In order for autocomplete to work well, just try using the bash shell in BSD. Change your login shell to bash, it has a lot of features like history, autocomplete etc.
'set filec' should work for csh and should be (by default ?) in your .cshrc. You should read the different files in /usr/share/skel/ which are the skeletons for rc files that are usually copied by adduser.
Try bash and csh and choose the shell you prefer.
Last edited by Blackknight; 04-14-2003 at 02:14 AM.
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