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I doubt it. One of the big features of zsh over bash is the tab completion is fantastic (arguments, URLS, etc). With a good .zsh and .zshrc, it is an amazing ex

• nuclear_eclipse 18y ago
  My only complaint with Zsh's tab completion, which is usually far superb compared to Bash, is that package-name completion is much slower in Zsh as compared to Bash, at least on the Debian and Ubuntu systems that I use. Typing `aptitude install build-<Tab>` in Bash almost immediately completes "build-essential", but Zsh can take anywhere from 3-15 seconds to search through the package cache before completing the same package name. Other than that, I absolutely love Zsh's completion system, and the awesome capabilities it provides, like context-sensitive Git argument completion, such as `git add <Tab>` listing only the files that are either changed since the last commit, or not yet tracked by Git. Insanely useful!