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Emacs-eat is supposed to work on windows, and may give you a faster e-shell. Note that you can use things like `pcomplete` and `eshell-syntax-highlighting` to
by celrod 3y ago
Emacs-eat is supposed to work on windows, and may give you a faster e-shell.
Note that you can use things like `pcomplete` and `eshell-syntax-highlighting` to make eshell fairly smart.
The fact that my shell can use corfu and the same completion, filtering, and ordering as the rest of my emacs is great.