Unsure what the best place to tackle this would be .bashrc? Using different shell? Some fancy terminal emulator?
Basically, I just want to keep seeing the command line / the last line of the terminal when I'm scrolling up in order to be able to more easily type while reading --help and stuff like that.
Comparable to: A sticky row in a spreadsheet editor, or the text field in most instant messaging apps, or the way an editor like nano keeps the list of keyboard shortcuts visible while you scroll the file, or the position: fixed property in css.
Possible solutions: A terminal emulator with a split view of the same bash session could work. Or a shell that handles scrolling in a way where it keeps the content of the last line the same.