Is there a command only clear terminal to previous mark like cmd+L does in macos?
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Basically I want to look back to my previous console output from time to time, but the cleanliness of console is also important to me. So if I wrongly output something to console, I want just remove that part.
something like this but ignore the command in the picture.
Let’s say I already have something output by previous command to console like yellow part in picture. I think this most recent part is distracting and want to remove it. How can I only clear the yellow part and leave green part and all output before green part as they were?
Macos does have a shortcut cmd+l to achieve this, however in ubuntu that actually just scroll your output up. While clear command would remove all ouput.
Thanks
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Basically I want to look back to my previous console output from time to time, but the cleanliness of console is also important to me. So if I wrongly output something to console, I want just remove that part.
something like this but ignore the command in the picture.
Let’s say I already have something output by previous command to console like yellow part in picture. I think this most recent part is distracting and want to remove it. How can I only clear the yellow part and leave green part and all output before green part as they were?
Macos does have a shortcut cmd+l to achieve this, however in ubuntu that actually just scroll your output up. While clear command would remove all ouput.
Thanks
command-line shortcut-keys
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Basically I want to look back to my previous console output from time to time, but the cleanliness of console is also important to me. So if I wrongly output something to console, I want just remove that part.
something like this but ignore the command in the picture.
Let’s say I already have something output by previous command to console like yellow part in picture. I think this most recent part is distracting and want to remove it. How can I only clear the yellow part and leave green part and all output before green part as they were?
Macos does have a shortcut cmd+l to achieve this, however in ubuntu that actually just scroll your output up. While clear command would remove all ouput.
Thanks
command-line shortcut-keys
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Basically I want to look back to my previous console output from time to time, but the cleanliness of console is also important to me. So if I wrongly output something to console, I want just remove that part.
something like this but ignore the command in the picture.
Let’s say I already have something output by previous command to console like yellow part in picture. I think this most recent part is distracting and want to remove it. How can I only clear the yellow part and leave green part and all output before green part as they were?
Macos does have a shortcut cmd+l to achieve this, however in ubuntu that actually just scroll your output up. While clear command would remove all ouput.
Thanks
command-line shortcut-keys
command-line shortcut-keys
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