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I agree to an extent. But then again, I already rely heavily on aliases, functions, vi-mode, command history, and many other shell features, that it's painful t
by imiric 3y ago
I agree to an extent. But then again, I already rely heavily on aliases, functions, vi-mode, command history, and many other shell features, that it's painful to use a barebones shell to get any work done. So I have a small snippet I run on every new environment, to make the experience a little more enjoyable. This includes installing some required tools, copying over bash or zsh configs, the tmux config, etc. It doesn't take more than a minute, and beats struggling with the default environment.
Adding this tool wouldn't be an issue if it greatly increases my productivity.