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I've tried it a few times given it weeks or month long trials, and never really found a strong enough benefit over bash, especially when I'm always going to fi

by Twirrim 11y ago

I've tried it a few times given it weeks or month long trials, and never really found a strong enough benefit over bash, especially when I'm always going to find bash on servers I deal with. I actually find it valuable to nuke my bashrc customisations every few years and reevaluate. Assumptions and practices entrenched in those customisations can be anti-patterns or counterproductive.

cyphar 11y ago
There's a lot of shortcomings in bash. I wrote my zshrc by hand, and I didn't like the fact that most people use oh-my-zsh. For me, writing my own zshrc from scratch taught me the differences between bash and zsh (I ended up writing my own .git and .hg parsers because running the commands is too slow).