Personally I've found zsh's features to massively outweigh it's "slowness" (although I haven't really noticed zsh as "slow", per se) `esc, esc` to prefix the l

Personally I've found zsh's features to massively outweigh it's "slowness" (although I haven't really noticed zsh as "slow", per se) `esc, esc` to prefix the line with `sudo`, better tab completion (both the navigatable UI with arrow keys, along with the intelligent tab completion (I type in "./llo" and it finds the file "./helloworld.sh")), combined with the massive amounts of customization and modules you can install makes it a shell killer. The only shell I've found that I like more is Windows' Powershell, however that's mostly because I __love__ the Powershell language and syntax. However I will admit that almost all of what I just complimented is part of oh-my-zsh, which is a community add-on for zsh which makes the experience so much nicer. In my time I've used bash, csh, pwsh and zsh and if I could, I'd always use zsh for termanal interactivity and pwsh (Powershell on Linux) for scripts.