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I've been a Linux command line (bash) user for 20+ years now and I must say, I would really consider switching to this. I haven't even started to dig into the f
by BorisMelnik 11y ago
I've been a Linux command line (bash) user for 20+ years now and I must say, I would really consider switching to this. I haven't even started to dig into the features yet, but the filename and parameter completion alone is enough to stop me from pulling my hair out.
Filenames are getting very long w/ so many special characters, this is great. I also like the idea of having a web based config. I really won't miss wrestling with bashrc and bashconfig in vi. Definitely will try this.
- aerique 11y agoI've been using Unix (and mainly Linux) for 20+ years as well. First using bash, then zsh the last couple of years and I recently switched to fish. The switch was fairly effortless and it took maybe 2 days to not even notice the differences anymore. I do have to look up some things now and then but overall it has been an improvement. What I like about fish shell is the same why I use the i3 tiling window manager. It has sane defaults and it clicks with how expect things to work, how I would design them. Sane defaults mean a minimal config file so it's easy to look up problems and change things. I'd at least try it out if I were you.
- BorisMelnik 11y agohow long have you been using the i3 tiling window manager?