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I tried it briefly and the fact that find means grep and so on will be a tough nut for me to crack, learning-wise. I understand that if you start from a clean s
by mongol 3y ago
I tried it briefly and the fact that find means grep and so on will be a tough nut for me to crack, learning-wise. I understand that if you start from a clean slate, you want to make the experience internally consistent. But how do you as a user manage, when your muscle memory is used to something else?
- coldtea 3y ago>But how do you as a user manage, when your muscle memory is used to something else? Like with anything else new: if you find it worth it, you develop new muscle memory.
- waynesonfire 3y agoJust don't see it. I'd need at least 10x improvement to switch and that means fundamental changes to interacting with processes as I'm petty surgical with bash, find, awk, sed. A shell isn't 10x by being a union of all the best tools, it needs to redefine them. And 'where' doesn't come close.