I don't think zsh requires any learning as it's mostly adding to bash and is compatible, no?! In any case, fish offers all the conveniences out-of-the-box, whi

I don't think zsh requires any learning as it's mostly adding to bash and is compatible, no?! In any case, fish offers all the conveniences out-of-the-box, which makes it superior to zsh, to me. It's just a nice and ready drop-in, no configuration required. Like, I can't live without alt-H to pop open the man page for command at cursor, and alt-S to toggle sudo, anymore. Otherwise, for 95% of my use, the differences are unnoticeable, and if I need the arcane bash hacks, well, I drop into a bash shell. Tho, I do miss the <<< and still use bash for scripts. Also, I don't have fish set as default shell outside of the GUI terminal.