I am using find shortcut in linux terminal (ctrl+shift+f) quite often. The problem is that it is case sensetive, so searching for example: "syn/ack" is no the same as "SYN/ACK".
I've researched over the ethernet, but didn't find how establish case insensetive especially for this particular case.
All my researches were pointing nearly to same topic as this:
Which tells to put set completion-ignore-case On into /etc/inputrc
It worked only for TAB autocompletion like $> des+[TAB] -> $> Desktop/
So the 2 main questions here:
Is there a way to make find shortcut case insensetive ?
Will this configuration be different for different linux shells ? Im using Kali linux distribution with zsh shell in qterminal at the moment, will it vary for bash shell or MATE terminal for example ?
Thanks.
In QTerminal, to change to not to match case, press the downward pointing arrow button and uncheck the “Match Case” checkbox.
Source: https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/3/3.1/3.1.3/qterminal.html
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