I've actually found some use for it as a lisp-ish shell scripting language, when the project grows too large for a bash script. In cases where there's a lot of

I've actually found some use for it as a lisp-ish shell scripting language, when the project grows too large for a bash script. In cases where there's a lot of interaction with the OS and a lot of text processing that has to be done on the results, python just gets in the way and TCL is well suited for that.