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In terms of shell, I moved to the fish shell 5 years ago. Things are so much easier. No need to a massive amount of plugins and configs, mostly works out of th
by caillou 7mo ago
In terms of shell, I moved to the fish shell 5 years ago.
Things are so much easier. No need to a massive amount of plugins and configs, mostly works out of the box.
- BeetleB 7mo agoxonsh user for 8 years here :-) I agree that these shells are better than bash, etc. But some bash knowledge is probably a must, given its ubiquity. You're not always going to have the option to install fish. (Sadly, most of my jobs, including my current one, require tcsh).
- e12e 7mo agoFish is probably a good idea for an interactive shell. Osh/ysh might be a good idea for scripting: https://oils.pub/ https://oils.pub/ I'm still using bash out of habit, though. My one nod to modern tooling is using fzf for shell history search...