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@ -3633,11 +3633,11 @@ at tomorrow # Create a task in Vim to execute tomorrow
```bash
sudo su # Switch to root user
sudo foo # Execute commands(has permission denied) as the root user
sudo /foo/foo.txt # Open directories and files(is not writable) as the root user
sudo nano /foo/foo.txt # Open directories and files(is not writable) as the root user
su username # Switch to a different user
passwd # To change the password of a user
adduser username # To add a new user
passwd -l|--lock username # To change the password of a user
userdel username # To remove user
userdel -r|--remove username # To remove user with home directory and mail spool
usermod -a|--append -G|--groups GROUPNAME USERNAME # To add a user to a group
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```bash
cht.sh keyword
```
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## Easily view, navigate, search and manage your command history
[htsr](https://github.com/dvorka/hstr)<br>
![hstrc-v2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18756975/201360495-4636a53d-cbcb-4786-bdb8-a2315214dce3.png)<br>
<i>Install</i>:
```bash
sudo apt install hstr
```
<i>Configure HSTR just by running</i>:
```bash
hstr --show-configuration >> ~/.bashrc
```
<i>Usage</i>:
```bash
hstr keyword
```
More options:
```yml
--favorites -f ... show favorites view
--kill-last-command -k ... delete last command in history
--non-interactive -n ... print filtered history and exit
--show-configuration -s ... show configuration to be added to ~/.bashrc
--show-blacklist -b ... show commands to skip on history indexation
--insert-in-terminal=[c] -i ... insert command c in terminal prompt and exit
--version -V ... show version details
--help -h ... help
```
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## Extra Resources