I tried to use it as my main shell for a couple days, found it fun and potentially useful, played with its unique features... and eventually uninstalled it and went back to zsh.
For 99.99% of what I use a shell for, Nushell doesn't do anything that I can't do with a regular shell. Maybe just because I'm used to shells/sed/awk/etc.
For the few cases where Nushell could be useful, I can usually do the same thing with Vim/Emacs/VSCode or a trivial Python/Ruby script.
For 99.99% of what I use a shell for, Nushell doesn't do anything that I can't do with a regular shell. Maybe just because I'm used to shells/sed/awk/etc.
For the few cases where Nushell could be useful, I can usually do the same thing with Vim/Emacs/VSCode or a trivial Python/Ruby script.