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I might be the first to say it, but this is very useful. I use zsh now, but put up with bash for years because I thought (entirely incorrectly) that a new shell
by mjfisher 9y ago
I might be the first to say it, but this is very useful. I use zsh now, but put up with bash for years because I thought (entirely incorrectly) that a new shell meant new syntax and a drop in productivity while I learned it - and I've just been too time poor to make that perceived investment over the past few years. Turns out zsh was a five minute install with oh-my-zsh and it's autocomplete beats the pants off bash with no compatibility issues that I've run into yet. This has somewhat opened my eyes to how much I can optimise day to day workflow with a small effort. I've switched to i3 for window management and use zsh regularly, and can't believe how much better it is for my day to day use. I am now very much looking forward to sitting down this morning and installing syntax highlighting!