If you install fish on your local machine, you'll still be able to run bash and punch those commands right into it—just do $ bash And hey presto, back in

If you install fish on your local machine, you'll still be able to run bash and punch those commands right into it—just do $ bash And hey presto, back in bash land. I agree that it makes sense to know the lowest common denominator well before you go after something better—especially as you'll know straight away if and why it's "better". Slightly OT, but I honestly think that "community best of" projects like oh-my-zss and the Vim ones actually do people a disservice since they are not zsh or Vim, but rather someone's opinionated, non-standard version of them.