## Chapter 5: Extras

### Number of files:

When using the Separator Style, display the amount of files in the current directory

### Uptime:

When using the Separator Style, display the System's uptime

### Size of files:

When using the Separator Style, display the size of the files in the current directory

### Number of TTY:

When using the Separator Style, display the current TTY's number

### Number of Running Jobs:

When using the Separator Style, display the number of running jobs [processes]

### System Load:

When using the Separator Style, display the System Load [1 min]

### Battery Load:

When using the Separator Style, display the Battery Load [using apm]

### Memory:

Display the free or used RAM (or both) in MB

### Directory Indicator:

When using truncpwd for displaying the workdir this char is used as directory indicator
eg. if set to > it will look like: >home>chris>Desktop instead of /home/chris/Desktop

### TAB-Rotation

Enable this to use TAB to rotate between possible completions

### Histappend:

Append new content of the History to it, instead of overwriting
[if HISTCONTROL is not erasedups]

### CD-Spell:

Workaround misstyped paths
eg: cd /usr/sarhe will still cd into /usr/share
as long as the first and the last letter are correct
and no other directories are possibilities, too

### CDable Vars:

If the pathname doesn't exist, treat it as a variable
cd HOME would when be the same than cd $HOME

### CheckHash:

Check if hash is up-to-date, else perform a normal path search

### CMDHist:

Save Multi-line commands in a single history-line

### Force Fignore:

Hide results masked by fignore, even if there's no other result

### Histreedit:

Allow reediting of wrong history substitutions

### No Empty CMD Comp.:

Don't list all possible commands then pressing tab on an empty command line