3 ms·
"Marcel has been built and tested on Linux. It seems to mostly work on Mac, except for the ps operator. Haven't tried Windows at all." That's unfortunate, beca
by gridlockd 6y ago
"Marcel has been built and tested on Linux. It seems to mostly work on Mac, except for the ps operator. Haven't tried Windows at all."
That's unfortunate, because as awful as bash may be, a shell that works natively on all three systems would be far more valuable. Python has all that platform abstraction already built-in.
- geophile 6y agoSo help out!
- cpascal 6y agoYou may not be aware, but PowerShell can now be run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. https://github.com/powershell/powershell https://github.com/powershell/powershell
- globuous 6y agoI've only tried Emacs' eshell on Linux and MacOS, it works great, and I'm sure it works great on Windows as well. Maybe has been the one true shell all this time :)