suggestion: It would be really nice to have some HISTCONTROL setting system-wide by default. i.e. I really miss at least a HISTCONTROL=ignorespace to be set (system-wide). rationale: at least I made it a habbit to always prefix commands like »reboot«, »poweroff«, … (ymmv) with a space, to have them not end up in the history and unintentionally call them again by sticky fingers of course, everyone is able to set that in one's own ~/.bashrc or even drop some file in /etc/bash/bashrc.d/ by their system provisioning solution, but that might turn out to be very cumbersome to most users. however, I think this would be a really nice addition to system default's /etc/bash/bashrc (already being delivered by app-shells/bash from its $FILESDIR) wrt default user experience. Reproducible: Always
Having at least the 'ignorespace' set would be great since space is customary used for prefixing sensitive commands (e.g. passwords as a part of a command).
