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If it's Python, is it really a new tool? The big problem is that bash is more or less portable (almost everything has bash in the box). They need to start con
by efitz 3y ago
If it's Python, is it really a new tool?
The big problem is that bash is more or less portable (almost everything has bash in the box). They need to start convincing distros to include and/or default xonsh, to really make it worthwhile.
- qwertox 3y agoIn my view, yes. It would allow you to extend you shell easily, for example do something with the history, like setting a blacklist for commands that should not appear in the history when using the up key, but still retaining the execution of such a command in the history for poor man's auditing.