Beyond Bash: 9 Lesser-Known Linux Shells and Their Capabilities
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Beyond Bash: 9 Lesser-Known Linux Shells and Their Capabilities
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You probably already know about the popular shells like bash and zsh. Let us explore some interesting and unique shells.

  1. Fish Shell

  2. Nushell

  3. Dune

  4. Xonsh

  5. Hilbish

  6. Elvish

  7. Oh

  8. Solidity

  9. Yash

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6•5 hilabete

I used dash as my /bin/sh due to it being a lot lighter & faster than bash.

Right now I’m trying out ion as my interactive shell and so far it works great.

Fish is cool tho.

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