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This is the first time I've heard of Fig, just downloaded it and it's a hell lot slicker than zsh-autocomplete. It would be great to make the telemetry opt-out
by cyral 4y ago
This is the first time I've heard of Fig, just downloaded it and it's a hell lot slicker than zsh-autocomplete. It would be great to make the telemetry opt-out more noticeable, preferably on setup, I would not have noticed it unless I saw the comment with the command to run. (Although I now see it's buried in the settings too)
- ushakov 4y agoagreed! it's so awesome that we now have a proprietary, VC-baked, telemetry-enabled tool that does everything free and open-source zsh-autocomplete can!
- cyral 4y agoNot sure why you are being so negative on this thread. It took me 30 seconds rather than fiddling with commands and installing various autocomplete plugins and packages to get a nice config. I've done that before and don't have time these days to work on my "perfect" zsh config. I don't really care how they got their money, telemetry is opt out and they claim it's private right on the homepage. zsh-autocomplete now has some competition so maybe both products will innovate at a faster pace.
- ushakov 4y ago> they claim it's private right on the homepage yeah right, let's just blindly trust them! > zsh-autocomplete now has some competition Fig can't compete, because it only works on mac and isn't open-source