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i use zsh. it seems like there's a completion system for everything. i also like the simple setup for thinks like keybindings, prompts, path expansions, extended glob searches, and it's own internal function system for thinks like git.
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Fish (http://fishshell.com/)!
It's really cool. Offers a lot of improvements over bash like zsh but without the hours spent configuring it. |
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i use zsh and bash for scripting on linux, bsd and osx
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zsh for looking pretty, mksh for everything else.
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zsh on my personal machines, bash on servers or anything that comes by default on the OS.
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Mostly bash for interactive use, but I (try) to write POSIX shell scripts (/bin/sh on my server is aliased to /bin/busybox, so ash by default)
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I like to give users zsh for interactive stuff, for root-affairs always mksh.
With scripts it depends on the needs. Should it be portable -> /bin/sh. Should it be fancy -> zsh. In any other case I use bash for scripting, because it's easy to handle.
SpongeboZZ; Bikini Bottom Mafia/
You're cock-sucker, bitch/ silence while godfathers speech/ yeah/ da plancton in muh blunt/ gangster squarepants witha gun/ Sponge iz the bozz in da buiz/ you're creating silly trash/ i'm creating hollywood shit/ |
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I use zsh with zsh-syntax-highlighting when I want to look good. oh-my-zsh is too heavy for me.
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`which sh`
/bin/bash fuckyeah.jpg |
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