Has ejecutado un comando en linux (bash) y quieres ejecutar otro comando usando el "argumento" del comando anterior, acá te dejo algunos trucos.
La mejor respuesta tomada desde este link.
Most likely you'd want to go in the recently created directory. You can do this using next "shortcuts":
cdEsc. - typecdand after press Esc followed by . (not in the same time). If the previous command has no arguments, you will get the previous command itself.cd !*- in this case you will get all arguments from the previuos command. If the previous command has no arguments, you will get nothing.cd !$- in this case you will get the last arguments from the previuos command. If the previous command has no arguments, you will get nothing.cdAlt+. - typecdand after press Alt and . (in the same time). In fact, using this way and continuing to press . (without to release Alt), you will get the last argument for every command from history. If a command has no arguments, you will get the command itself.
In general: <command> Esc+. or <command> !* or <command> !$ or <command> Alt+..
Otros comandos Terminal / Bash / Linux / Unix
El siguiente los llevará a mi github donde he publicado una lista de comandos con una breve explicación LINK
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