Fine, but this does not complete the commands that are in the root's $PATH and usually not in the user's, such as /sbin. And these are among the most relevant—things you can't do as a regular user.
Unfortunately it seems that complete does not allow a complementary list to be added to the default command list... Any idea to trick it?
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Fine, but this does not complete the commands that are in the root's $PATH and usually not in the user's, such as /sbin. And these are among the most relevant—things you can't do as a regular user.
Unfortunately it seems that complete does not allow a complementary list to be added to the default command list... Any idea to trick it?
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