Unable to scroll to bash history when screen overflows

[Merlijn Sebrechts]

With a new terminal, you can scroll through bash history by tapping and moving your finger up/down. This doesn't work anymore when the output of commands becomes longer than one screen.

Suggestion:
- pressing on or below the line where you type your command and moving your finger up and down scrolls through bash history (up/down keys on desktop)
- pressing any other part of the screen and moving your finger up and down scrolls through command history (scrolling on desktop)

[Niklas Wenzel (nikwen)]

You *can* actually scroll through the bash history by using two fingers for scrolling. However, I agree that this is difficult to find out.
I'll file a bug with the subject of showing a quick tutorial explaining this gesture.

[Niklas Wenzel (nikwen)]

Here's the other bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-terminal-app/+bug/1464316

[Marco Graziotti (graziottimarco)]

I think it's necessary to add a tips when you first run the terminal, advising the user about the available gestures.

I tried several times to hide the keyboard or scroll, without success, so I think it's necessary a tips message, because right now it's not intuitive how to do this.

Thank you