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Just using zsh as a drop-in replacement for bash is pointless. You'd need to discover its features and customize it to get added value. As a simple example, in
by andreasvc 13y ago
Just using zsh as a drop-in replacement for bash is pointless. You'd need to discover its features and customize it to get added value.
As a simple example, in bash if you use tab completion and there are multiple options, pressing tab again just reminds you that there are multiple options accompanied by a passive aggressive beep (it used to be this way at least). zsh lets you cycle through the possible completions.
- bashaintthatbad 13y ago> As a simple example, in bash if you use tab completion and there are multiple options, pressing tab again just reminds you that there are multiple options accompanied by a passive aggressive beep This should fix it in bash: bind '"\t":menu-complete'