I've got way too many years of bash under my belt to invest in another shell. I gave oil shell a solid look and decided to not use it. While that may sound wron

I've got way too many years of bash under my belt to invest in another shell. I gave oil shell a solid look and decided to not use it. While that may sound wrong, I dont see oil shell having enough features that are different enough to sway people over. I can't think of the saying here, but essentially its not disruptive in the shell space. Also, it's just shell. By the time I end up with a complicated shell script, i've rewritten it in go, python, etc. This is just my two cents, if I see more people talking about and using oil shell, I may reconsider.