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For me the killer feature is that for me, as a casual user, it's easier to be productive. There are just so many weird little things that folks do in shells th
by Quequau 7y ago
For me the killer feature is that for me, as a casual user, it's easier to be productive. There are just so many weird little things that folks do in shells that I don't do often enough for me to remember exactly how to do them.
Though I'll say up front, again as a casual user, I'm not sure exactly how fish accomplishes making me more productive than bash. I'm also don't know if I ought to switch to something like zsh. I often read folks saying great things about zsh but it seems more like something aimed at "power users" and that ain't me.
- yoloClin 7y agooh-my-zsh has 'sane' defaults (and by that I mean 4-8 hours of configuration at least). I'm in the process of moving from that to self-managed zsh and I'm surprised with the stuff that doesn't come default with ZSH, such as not setting the <title> of the shell to $(pwd) or the currently executing process, or control codes.