I switched to zsh a couple of months ago, with oh-my-zsh. Just ignore the "i dont know" questions. The defaults all work well. The improvements of zsh over ba

I switched to zsh a couple of months ago, with oh-my-zsh. Just ignore the "i dont know" questions. The defaults all work well. The improvements of zsh over bash are all rather small. And a lot can be achieved by configuring bash heavily. But they all add up to give a nice producivity boost. What I like (some of those come from oh-my-zsh rather then zsh): * way better autocompletion * directory stacks (love em) * way better behaviour for rm / rm -r (confirm prompts, etc) * small but nice: if output of a program lacks a \n at the end, it is inserted (with a visual marker) * ".." or "..." for going up the directory tree, without "cd" * from oh-my: great aliases for git (git add - ga, git