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By default the "history" command already shows the command history in chronological order. Yeah, other "bash sessions" / terminals. I'll use terminals if that's easier. By default, terminals scroll through their own history, then once that's exhausted they read through "~/.bash_history". But...

I've been trying to config my perfect bash history setup, but there's always something not working. scroll through commands from current bash session in chronological order, then scroll through commands from all other sessions, whether open or closed, in chronological order of the commands...