I don't mind it now, but in the earlier days it was pretty buggy. Now I'm just at the "minor annoyance" stage as I don't do admin stuff much anymore, and I hav

I don't mind it now, but in the earlier days it was pretty buggy. Now I'm just at the "minor annoyance" stage as I don't do admin stuff much anymore, and I have to google stuff that used to be easy when I need to do something. eg. in the past you could just type /etc/init.d/something <press tab> and it would show you services matching that prefix. For logs, you could just go "cd /var/log && egrep blah *" to look for something. Now of course I could write some wrapper functions for that using fzf or whatever to make life easy, but that's not always viable if you manage a fleet of hosts with restrictions where you don't have your custom bash profile and required utilities installed.