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Package: bash
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It would be great if bash had an undo command. This command would
attempt to undo the last command typed, such as cp, mv, or apt-get.

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> It would be great if bash had an undo command. This command would
> attempt to undo the last command typed, such as cp, mv, or apt-get.

sorry, this can't work. what are the options to undo cp, mv, or apt-get?


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