cosmos0072

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   by cosmos0072 2y ago

   It does not sacrifice sub-shell syntax: it is fully supported, I just had to rename it from ( ... ) to [ ... ] to avoid conflicts with ( ... ) that switches to lisp syntax Also, both $(...) and `...` shell interpolation are fully supported.
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   by cosmos0072 2y ago

   This is a common question :) Schemesh is intended as an interactive shell and REPL: it supports line editing, autocompletion, searchable history, aliases, builtins, a customizable prompt, and automatic loading of `~/.config/sche
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   Schemesh: Fusion between Unix shell and Lisp REPL(github.com)

   177 points by cosmos0072 2y ago|50 comments
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   by cosmos0072 2y ago

   I have a degree in theoretical physics, and also did research on general relativity. The result is cool, but it's not directly applicable to the traditional (sci-fi) scenario "I travel to the past and meet myself / my parents
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   by cosmos0072 2y ago

   In the same TUI spirit: https://github.com/cosmos72/twin A text mode environment and window manager, with terminal emulation, VNC-style sessions and viewers, and networked clients. Disclaimer: I'm the author