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Look at possibly using fish-shell instead of bash #2

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Jacalz opened this issue Nov 21, 2021 · 4 comments
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Look at possibly using fish-shell instead of bash #2

Jacalz opened this issue Nov 21, 2021 · 4 comments

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Jacalz commented Nov 21, 2021

This would have to be looked at carefully to not scare away people that are used to bash and to make sure that it works reliably. The idea with fish-shell is to be friendly and easy to use. I think it fits quite nicely if we want to reinvent the Linux desktop and think a little outside the box.

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ghost commented Feb 1, 2023

Issue should possibly be closed; As it seems we sided on Zsh?

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Jacalz commented Feb 1, 2023

Not necessarily. I think there just hasn't been time to evaluate looking into fish. Zsh probably just seemed like a better alternative than Bash.

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ghost commented Feb 1, 2023

For the sake of posterity, I also did throw Elvsh on the table in Discord a week or-three back. It's so close to the ideal solution imo, but the custom shell scripting language has me a bit gun-shy from seriously considering it (even though, I find the control flow of it -- from what I've seen, pretty nice. lol).

But yeah, I'm kinda mixed on non-standard adjacent shells in the first-place I guess; Personally think if we were going to do something 'so different' we need to be able to own it in a relatively intimate way -- and I'm not even exactly sure to what extent that even / actually is; Maybe that's like something on-the-spectrum of it needing to actually be in Go or something -- so there's at least the potential we can make some edits without fully committing to a different ecosystem, but idk.

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Jacalz commented Jul 21, 2023

I've used fish quite a lot recently and it is a very pleasant experience. Incredibly helpful in command completion.

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