I have been a ksh user out of principle really but since I haven't yet been able to figure out how to overcome command-line clipping which utterly ruins my shell experience, I switched to zsh. Which then started to annoy me with its weird default autocomplete things. So remembering nprofile1qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kytcqyz73474fvg23zr6acxw0xsvs9defps6vl0e2mnnl0qey896cxr2tuq58afe (nprofile…8afe)'s write-up about fish I thought I would give it a go and OMG.
Mind, as fun as the interactive bits are, and as mindblowing it is to see a one-line manpage summary on pressing tab and stuff, if I could figure out why ksh clips long command prompt entries when pressing tab to auto-complete, I would go back to it.
But for the time being, wow.
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