PowerShell history of commands
powershell
Solution
An alternate command is to type e.g `#ls` and press Tab keep pressing tab to cycle through all command history that starts with `ls`.
In previous versions you could type `ls` then F8 to match history. Keep pressing F8 to cycle through multiple matches.
Note:`ls` is just a placeholder in this case. Replace it with any command you want.
Problem
I use Bash and PowerShell interchangeably, and find it quite annoying when I can't do a Ctrl+R on my PowerShell Console. Is there a plugin/alternate command that can help me switch between Bash and PowerShell seamlessly? Update (2018) PowerShell now supports Ctrl + R. Please see this answer.