Sounds at a first view like a bash problem - but the .bash_history is written, when I do close the KOnsole before I reboot the system. thwereeeeforeI do assume that rebooting a ssystem lets KDE to force close the KOnsole. And by his all commands of the open console are lost. This is awefully for commands like : cd ~/devel/linux/; git bisect good; sudo genkernel --makeopts="-j4" --kerneldir=`pwd` kernel initramfs; sudo su -c "mount /boot; cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/test; cp System.map /boot/System.map-test; make modules_install; mv /var/tmp/genkernel/initramfs* /boot/initramfs-test && reboot" because those are therefore never saved :-( Reproducible: Always
I use zsh and it seems to work correct - also zsh handles its history across multiple tabs. Bash however, doesn't seem to. Open 2 tabs, type echo hi, go to other tab and see if echo is in history. for zsh it, push a * by the # if it wasn't that session that created it.