I keep recommending fish whenever I get the chance. It doesn't require any customization, has sane defaults, is simple to use, and provides a great shell experience in general.
Additionally, I don't have to google each time I want to write a for loop, because the syntax is "the obvious syntax you'd expect it to be" instead of what bash has. That's absolutely a legit advantage of it.
If you didn't read into it, even though the issue looks like just a proposal in the first message, digging deeper it seems to be created by the top contributor, and is basically "happening".
Looking forward to seeing how this pans out! Especially any lessons learned about Rust afterwards.
I keep recommending fish whenever I get the chance. It doesn't require any customization, has sane defaults, is simple to use, and provides a great shell experience in general.
Additionally, I don't have to google each time I want to write a for loop, because the syntax is "the obvious syntax you'd expect it to be" instead of what bash has. That's absolutely a legit advantage of it.
If you didn't read into it, even though the issue looks like just a proposal in the first message, digging deeper it seems to be created by the top contributor, and is basically "happening".
Looking forward to seeing how this pans out! Especially any lessons learned about Rust afterwards.