[Bug 1272551] Re: Bash completion should be activated by default

[Nik.Th.]

See the user's bashrc file instead. The global one in not used when a
user bashrc exists.

    cat ~/.bashrc

Tab Completion is enabled by default in Ubuntu. Have you tried to use it
?

** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Incomplete

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Title:
  Bash completion should be activated by default

Status in “bash-completion” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Bash completion is installed by default in Ubuntu but not activated.
  This software makes the command line more user friendly and should be
  activated by default.

  Currently, the bash completion section of the config file
  "/etc/bash.bashrc" is commented with hashtags (#). A new user may
  learn about Tab auto completion and notice the effect on path names.
  Yet it is less likely that he or she activate the full auto completion
  although this is of great help to use the command line.

  The package is already installed. If the command line is not used, the
  overhead is minimal. If the command line is used, this is of great
  help. So there is no reason not to activate bash completion by
  default.

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