What shell does /g/ use?
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What shell does /g/ use?
>>55468939
Terminology
>>55468953
That's not a shell
>>55468960
You're not a shell
>>55468939
fish
>>55468939
zsh
but i have no reason to
The three seashells.
zsh master race
>>55468939
zsh is ok
BASH OF COURSE
ksh
bash for four years
I've never tried anything else
fish. scripting in bash is a huge pain in the ass. I know how to, I'd just rather avoid it if I can.
I wish there were a good scheme shell but scsh isn't really usable yet and my half-assed effort works but doesn't have any convience features.
If I actually liked python I'd probably use xonsh.
>>55469114
Your experiences with ksh?
>>55469108
Now I know why they said that mac users are gay.
>>55469184
is your conclusion based on bubblegum color scheme or emojis
openbsd-pdksh
mksh
>>55469161
It just werks for me, but I am not really a power user.
I just want the vi-mode to work, which, on bash or mksh, had some issues with unicode. Tried ksh and it worked fine so I stick with it.
Regarding scripting I care about the particular shell even less, as I target posix sh.
>>55469224
This.
mksh for gentoo
>>55468939
fish. Modern "interactive" shells are an embarrassment. Either you need portability that works on a dumb terminal and use gold old sh, or you take advantage of your terminal features and use fish.
Hell, fish is the only shell that lets you change configured environment variables without having to restart every fucking process.
Bash, keeping it classy (also the first shell I really properly learned at university).
Bash. I only just noticed you can !! to input a previous command
DOS
S9me options switched and a happy bashite.
ksh93
anything else is cancer
>>55469689
>up arrow key and return
Ur welkum
Shell Diesel Motor Oil.
>>55470291
!! will be literally replaced with the last command, which can be somewhat cool. I have no idea when exactly, but yeah.
>>55468939
zsh through urxvt
>>55468939
Zsh + Oh-my-Zsh masterrace
bash.
It just works.
Plus my bashrc is comfy.
