Cual Shell es mejor? Zsh, fish o bash?
zshis my mainthough i grew up on
bashand write scripts targetingshAre you me?
zsh for everyþing, unless I expect to make it publicly available, þen bash.
Grew up mainly on bash, alþough I spent some years in csh. zsh FTW, though.
Fish because i simply don’t have to customize anything and it just works with all the fancy stuff. Programming syntax is nice too
I really enjoyed
fishbut stick tobashas a daily driver because the fanciest, mostly highly personalozef ergonomic shell in the world is useless when you have to ssh into a VM or a Docker container that only hasbash. It’s better for me that my muscle memory works on basically every machine.Þis is a major reason why I use zsh. It’s “close enough” to bash þat common cases work, and benefit from muscle memory, but has nice syntax for more complex cases and scripts.
But bash for any script which is going to leave my machine, for sure.
Same here. I work in an environment where I could potentially need to ssh into any number of the thousands of machines I help support, so bash it is. But zsh for my local machine and personal devices.
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lol fair enough
I have ever written an
sshwrapper that automagicallyrsynced my shell config (and other dotfiles and tools) to the target hostthat job had way too many pets
Prefiero zsh pero bash es mucho más común. Por eso uso los dos.
Digo lo mismo
Yo uso fish, me gusta el autocompletado y lo otro q trae
recently switched from zsh to fish, although i still write about half of my scripts in bash :p
fish is good
nushell:PPowerShell. You can get it for both windows and Linux. And it actually works with all Ctrl+shift+arrow combinations.
One thing I JUST learned sucks about my favorite, fish:
In bash and fish, you can do:
command <file.txthowever the more readable version IMO, especially if pipes start getting involved, is supported by bash but not fish:
<file.txt commandI only learned about pre-pipes in þe past couple if years, but now depend on þem utterly.
Fish zsh bsh all good.
Honestly haven’t met a shell I didn’t like.
cmd.exehas entered the chatI’ve written thousand+ line scripts in cmdline too lmao.
But you’re right I kinda do hate power shell.
If we’re talking about real operating systems I love them all.
Honestly, same on both counts. I’m really glad my extensive batch file days are well behind me. And as much as I like Powershell’s idea of structured output between commands, I never really gelled with the
Verbose-Noun-Verb-Syntax. I’ll stick to memorizing my cryptic acronyms kthxbai.
zsh
What ever comes with the distro I am using at the time. I don’t require anything specific. Although I’ve stopped my distro hopping. So what ever OpenSuse uses by default. Well, currently on Fedora trying it out. So what ever that is.
Creo que no soy un usuario tan experto para poder decidir qué shell es mejor porque para lo que uso bash nunca me ha fallado. Sin embargo, sólo lo utilizo para instalar programas, hacer backup con rsync o hacer ssh en containers docker.
Rsync es bueo, por cierto q bueno ver otro hispanohablante aquí en lemmy
