Description of the new feature/enhancement

In Linux, almost every terminal stores a persistent history of commands. I think in this case it's the interpreter like bash or zsh. But I think it should be possible to do it on app level per user as well.

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

A simple SQLite DB file per user and per command interpreter (cmd, powershell, etc.) that stores the history of commands could be used. The location should be configurable in the preferences JSON.

1. User enters:

   backup f: n:\backups\computername\system
   format f:
   

2. User closes terminal and maybe even reboots windows

3. User opens terminal back up and can push the arrow up key to recall the last commands they have executed.

4. User cannot find what they're searching for, so they type:

   history
   

   And sees a list like this:

   0 2022-02-03 14:33: backup f: n:\backups\computername\system
   1 2022-02-03 14:43: format f:
   

   And can redo the command using !1 or !0.
   With #0 the line pops up to be edited before executing with the RETURN key