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another lisp shell: https://scsh.net/ https://scsh.net/

• deleted 9y ago
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• zeveb 9y ago
  scsh is awesome, although I don't believe it was intended to be used interactively. eshell[0] is another one. Has a few warts, but is generally pretty cool. Someday I'd like to write one in Common Lisp. Just haven't gotten a round tuit yet. [0] https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/eshell.html https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/eshell.h...
  • cat199 9y ago
    Scsh runs in a modified scheme48 repl - no problems with interactive use, though I've not run it as an actual login shell, though perportedly that works
    • zeveb 9y ago
      I mean more that it's not ergonomic for interactive use. Typing: (run/string (| (ps aux) (grep foo) (grep -v grep)) is quite a bit more of a pain than: ps aux | grep foo | grep -v grep Or at least I think so. It's really meant for providing a nice Lispy interface to POSIX, and at that I believe it succeeds.
      • cat199 9y ago
        Ah sure. But for those cases you can always drop to a normal session with: (run sh) again.. haven't ever used as login shell though :)