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-$ sudo pip install cheat
+# Small tips to increase your happiness with a terminal
 
-Source: https://github.com/chrisallenlane/cheat
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+In this project, you can find small tips for various different things regarding your terminal.
+
+Each tips is in its own folder, so you can just use one tip and not necessarily all of them.
+
+### History navigation using up/down arrows
+Searching through bash’s history is not always easy.
+With this file, you can just write the beginning of the command you are looking for, and navigate through the different lines you already enter using *up* and *down* arrows.
+
+[Inputrc folder](https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/nmaillet/Small_tips/tree/master/inputrc)
+
+### Cheats
+This application is really usefull to know how a classic command line works.
+It is faster than using the manual and good to have.
+
+[Cheat folder](https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/nmaillet/Small_tips/tree/master/cheat)
+
+### Color in nano
+As we all know, nano is way better than Vim or Emacs.
+But even the bests are sometimes not perfect, and in nano’s case, syntax highlighting is not enabled by default.
+
+[nano folder](https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/nmaillet/Small_tips/tree/master/nano)
+
+### Trash in terminal
+Can someone says “I never accidentally delete files using rm -rf”? No.
+The last time it appends to me, I decided: no more. So, if you want to have a nice and cool rm functionality, here it is.
+
+[Trash folder](https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/nmaillet/Small_tips/tree/master/nano)
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