Well, nearly nobody have experience with a REAL good shell. Is like using C all your life and don't have experience what a truly good language is. I work in Fo

Well, nearly nobody have experience with a REAL good shell. Is like using C all your life and don't have experience what a truly good language is. I work in FoxPro DOS back in the days. That is another dimension. Was close to jupyter + IDE + Database Builder + Form Builder + Code Editor + ... and the language to make stuff is NOT a joke. That is not the only vision that happen in the past but is forgotten (or rebuilded with a massive micro-service/over-engineer/multi-machine version). /r So, to me, using the shell is purely because not exist most stubborn people that the one that lives in the unix/c world, that have forced for decades the use of the most arcane and inferior toolchain possible, and always shutdown any attempts of improvements under the excuse "but it works for me". Is like regulatory capture to 1000x. /r