> here's no competition for a shell when you need to do what shells are meant to do: chaining invocations, gluing and piping output, and so on There is no reas

> here's no competition for a shell when you need to do what shells are meant to do: chaining invocations, gluing and piping output, and so on There is no reason this shouldn't be easy to do in Python too, if it is then it is something a library should fix.