How to get same shell completion as Arch Linux ISO

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I noticed this when booting the arch linux ISO:



  1. e.g. type shift at prompt

  2. then press tab

  3. auto-completion list pops-up below (inside red rectangle in screenshot)

  4. press tab tab

  5. use arrow keys to navigate

I installed arch linux a few years ago, I run updates regularly, I installed bash-completion, but I have not got this feature.



What's the name or how do I get this feature or how do I set it up correctly?






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    Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
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I noticed this when booting the arch linux ISO:



  1. e.g. type shift at prompt

  2. then press tab

  3. auto-completion list pops-up below (inside red rectangle in screenshot)

  4. press tab tab

  5. use arrow keys to navigate

I installed arch linux a few years ago, I run updates regularly, I installed bash-completion, but I have not got this feature.



What's the name or how do I get this feature or how do I set it up correctly?






bash arch-linux autocomplete







share|improve this question



















  • 1




    Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
    – Mioriin
    1 hour ago












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enter image description here



I noticed this when booting the arch linux ISO:



  1. e.g. type shift at prompt

  2. then press tab

  3. auto-completion list pops-up below (inside red rectangle in screenshot)

  4. press tab tab

  5. use arrow keys to navigate

I installed arch linux a few years ago, I run updates regularly, I installed bash-completion, but I have not got this feature.



What's the name or how do I get this feature or how do I set it up correctly?






bash arch-linux autocomplete







share|improve this question















enter image description here



I noticed this when booting the arch linux ISO:



  1. e.g. type shift at prompt

  2. then press tab

  3. auto-completion list pops-up below (inside red rectangle in screenshot)

  4. press tab tab

  5. use arrow keys to navigate

I installed arch linux a few years ago, I run updates regularly, I installed bash-completion, but I have not got this feature.



What's the name or how do I get this feature or how do I set it up correctly?






bash arch-linux autocomplete




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    Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
    – Mioriin
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    Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
    – Mioriin
    1 hour ago







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Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
– Mioriin
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Are you sure it's bash? Last time I built an Arch system, the .iso used zsh, which was configured with this kind of auto-completion...
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The Arch ISO uses Zsh and the grml config. This is documented on the wiki:




To get the same setup as the monthly ISO releases (which use Zsh by
default), install grml-zsh-config. It includes the many tweaks and
advanced optimizations from grml.







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    The Arch ISO uses Zsh and the grml config. This is documented on the wiki:




    To get the same setup as the monthly ISO releases (which use Zsh by
    default), install grml-zsh-config. It includes the many tweaks and
    advanced optimizations from grml.







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      The Arch ISO uses Zsh and the grml config. This is documented on the wiki:




      To get the same setup as the monthly ISO releases (which use Zsh by
      default), install grml-zsh-config. It includes the many tweaks and
      advanced optimizations from grml.







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        The Arch ISO uses Zsh and the grml config. This is documented on the wiki:




        To get the same setup as the monthly ISO releases (which use Zsh by
        default), install grml-zsh-config. It includes the many tweaks and
        advanced optimizations from grml.







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        The Arch ISO uses Zsh and the grml config. This is documented on the wiki:




        To get the same setup as the monthly ISO releases (which use Zsh by
        default), install grml-zsh-config. It includes the many tweaks and
        advanced optimizations from grml.








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