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How to Check Linux Commands History by Dates

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The history command in Linux is used to view previously executed commands from the terminal. It will show a list of commands, with an ‘id’ next to each command. View History Last Executed Linux Commands

How to Remove a Command from History in Linux

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The history command in Linux displays the list of previously executed commands in a tabular format; with the first column displaying the number of commands, and the second column displaying the actual commands that were

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