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It's become my daily driver for the light amounts of shell use I have (just derping around a filesystem and some data manipulation, not a sysadmin). My only is
by Eji1700 3y ago
It's become my daily driver for the light amounts of shell use I have (just derping around a filesystem and some data manipulation, not a sysadmin).
My only issue is that I haven't done any custom function/aliases/whatever for my more frequent locations because the docs on it seem intimidating and I'm not sure i'm looking in the right spot.
Being able to just open a document, say a json, and have it throw it in a table is soooo nice. I can then tweak it if need be, and save it back, or convert it to csv or whatever other format I need.
- stinos 3y agoMy only issue is that I haven't done any custom function/aliases/whatever for my more frequent locations Don't reinvent this but get autojump or one of its many clones (it'll learn what your frequent locations are). Eventually combine with fzf to fuzzy search those, though I think something like zoxide does it all in one (but even then, you'll want fzf, it is just too handy to not use). I'm on PS so use ZLocation piped/sorted into fzf, that's just a oneliner and it should be straightforward to get something similar on NuShell. Once you've used that any environment which doesn't let you go to your most used locations (or history, or commands, or ...) in a matter of seconds and a couple of keystrokes feels seriously crippled. Because it is.