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Fish shell has far better history and autocompletion UI, and an actual Web based UI for config.

• mixmastamyk 4y ago
  Who wants a web-based tool for configuring terminal apps? Sounds like a mismatch to me.
  • azinman2 4y ago
    What would you prefer? You can always manually edit config files, or you can have a UI that lets you preview how various things will look and simplify changes. Seems like the best of both worlds. Have you tried it?
    • mixmastamyk 4y ago
      Could be useful the first time, but after that just clobbers things? Ten themes are not enough for any but the most casual users. These cases don’t fit the terminal well. If it were a curses app with complete (or non-clobberful) customization I might see the point.
      • azinman2 4y ago
        Sorry what gets clobbered? If you only need it once, just don’t launch it again? It’s not like it’s always running.
        • mixmastamyk 4y ago
          You edit files, or use the interface. Much is configured through custom written functions. If you use both there is likely to be trouble.