For my bachelor's thesis I have to set up a remote server, so far it's up and running, but the command line through ssh connection sucks. No quick completion with tab, no previously used commands with the up arrow. Is there any way to make this a more livable environment?

#linux #unix #ssh

Turns out servers use sh as default(??), and you have to manually enable bash or your preferred shell. Kinda got used to the hassle that comes with sh, so now bash feels like a superpower. Learn from my mistake, enable bash! #unix #linux