I want to. I really do. I've been using python for a decade and I still have to always look up how to call subprocesses correctly and communicate with multiple

I want to. I really do. I've been using python for a decade and I still have to always look up how to call subprocesses correctly and communicate with multiple processes. Plumbum is cool, but now I have an extra [""] for every command, and I need python and a lib (which usually means an env as well) to bring an app up. On the other hand, I try to migrate as much business logic into the app as possible, and increasingly kv as well, so bash is pretty much pointing at config files and commands.