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I like software where you don't need to spend hours or even days on configuration and it just works out of box. Unfortunately the different syntax is no go for
by vasergen 5y ago
I like software where you don't need to spend hours or even days on configuration and it just works out of box. Unfortunately the different syntax is no go for me. I have a bunch of scripts which I can run on my local machine and remote interchangeably. Even if syntax is better I want to learn rather `one syntax` that work everywhere. But that is only one thing that prevents me from trying it.
- Hamuko 5y agoJust add #!/usr/bin/env bash?
- j4hdufd8 5y agoAgreed. Wish there was a pretty shell like fish that used /bin/sh under the hood.
- jaredklewis 5y agoMaybe it’s a personal quirk but all of my shell scripts have a shebang (#!) header anyway. I’ve used fish as my shell for years and still have so far never written any shell scripts in fish. It may also be a nice scripting language, but I personally use it because it’s a fantastic interactive shell.
- tomxor 5y agoMine even have a #!/usr/bin/env which I never shook due to going back and forth between Linux and FreeBSD at one point (bash isn't where you might expect). I think i'd be up for trying out a new shell for my command line, it's rare I use shell specific syntax heavily for one liners... unless I just don't know it yet.
- canjobear 5y agoJust invoke your scripts with sh or bash