A lot of commands have some custom autocompletion (like stack, systemctl, etc.) where they show the possible commands and such, but to be quite honest, it is very common for them to be somewhat broken, and really just in the way of what I'm trying to do.
I can e.g. not unzip a file where the name does not end in .zip, and often, e.g. for systemctl's autocompletion, an error will happen during it!
So I was wondering if there is any simple way to disable custom autocompletion while still keeping the autocompletion for selecting files (which is very useful).
A lot of commands have some custom autocompletion (like stack, systemctl, etc.) where they show the possible commands and such, but to be quite honest, it is very common for them to be somewhat broken, and really just in the way of what I'm trying to do.
I can e.g. not unzip a file where the name does not end in .zip, and often, e.g. for systemctl's autocompletion, an error will happen during it!
So I was wondering if there is any simple way to disable custom autocompletion while still keeping the autocompletion for selecting files (which is very useful).