This can easily be solved by looking into the Arch Wiki:

It is useful to have the auto-complete feature (pressing the Tab key twice on the keyboard) after you type some command like sudo.

 

To do this, add line(s) in this format to your ~/.bashrc file:

 

complete -cf your_command

 

For example, to enable auto-complete after sudo and man:

 

complete -cf sudo
complete -cf man

This can easily be solved by looking into the Arch Wiki:

It is useful to have the auto-complete feature (pressing the Tab key twice on the keyboard) after you type some command like sudo.

To do this, add line(s) in this format to your ~/.bashrc file:

complete -cf your_command

For example, to enable auto-complete after sudo and man:

complete -cf sudo
complete -cf man

This can easily be solved by looking into the Arch Wiki:

It is useful to have the auto-complete feature (pressing Tab key twice on the keyboard) after you type some command like sudo.

To do this add a line in this format to your ~/.bashrc file:

complete -cf your_command

For example, to enable auto-complete after sudo and man:

complete -cf sudo complete -cf man

This can easily be solved by looking into the Arch Wiki:

It is useful to have the auto-complete feature (pressing the Tab key twice on the keyboard) after you type some command like sudo.

To do this, add line(s) in this format to your ~/.bashrc file:

complete -cf your_command

For example, to enable auto-complete after sudo and man:

complete -cf sudo
complete -cf man