How to save newly created commands in the terminal

Question

is there anyway to save newly created commands in the terminal? Every time, I exit the terminal, all of the commands I created are lost.

Thank you.

Answer 1

1. Use the ↑ key
2. Use the reverse search integrated in the terminal by pressing ctrl and r
3. Use a bin file
   
   • open gedit by typing gedit in the dash
   • enter #/bin/bash in the first row
   • now enter each command in a new line
   • save it in /home/[username]/bin/ without an ending (gedit does it automatically right)
   • go into nautilus (the data explorer) and right click the file
   • go on properties and check the box "allow executing file" under properties
   • now just click doubled
   • a window saying run in terminal,display,cancel,run
   • just click run in terminal or run
   • now you're script must run...

an example for the file:

#/bin/bash
gnome-system-settings

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The first one is easier to use with one command, but the second one is better for running multiple ones after each other.