The annoying "clang" sound in Linux when you remove a knock command

under Linux, the tab command key should be one of the most commonly used buttons in your work. Using the tab when using commands such as LS,CD can help us to reduce the number of keyboard inputs, for example, if we want to enter a directory with a long directory name, we may only need to type in the first few characters and then use tab, when the entire directory is added.

But if there are several characters in front of the same, it will be prompted, and will also make a "clang" sound, the day is fine, when you are at night or wearing headphones listening to music ... What a miserable man!

Edit/etc/inputrc file with VI, remove "set Bell-style none" in front of the #, restart the system and let the annoying clang of the Tang monk to the west to learn it!

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The annoying "clang" sound in Linux when you remove a knock command