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This article will explain in detail how linux displays the date in front of the history command. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

In the linux system, how to set the date in front of the history? We can configure it in the user's .bashrc file, and after the application takes effect, we can display the date in front of the history command, as described below.

1. The system using ubuntu linux can right-click on the desktop to "open the terminal".

2. Open the .bashrc file using the following command.

$sudo gedit ~ / .bashrc

3. We will open such a bashrc file window.

4. At the end, we add export HISTTIMEFORMAT= "% F% T" or we can use export HISTTIMEFORMAT= "[% Y.%m.%d% H:%M:%S]"

5. Then we use the source command to take effect, or we can reopen the terminal window.

$source ~ / .bashrc

6. Now we can display the date in front of it by using the history command on the terminal.

Note: the date is calculated from the configuration.

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