I’ve been using fish for years, and highly recommend it. In particular, I find that fish has excellent contextual completion based on folder as well as great highlighting.
Looks like the latest version streams output from one command to the other. For example, when I run for i in (seq 1 5); sleep 1; echo$i; end | cat I see the numbers show up one at a time.
I’ve been using fish for years, and highly recommend it. In particular, I find that fish has excellent contextual completion based on folder as well as great highlighting.
I tried and liked it a lot years ago. But the piping wasn’t asynchronous so you have to wait the full completion of the first command for the next.
I’m not sure about the current state but if that is fixed I would happily fully switch.
Looks like the latest version streams output from one command to the other. For example, when I run
for i in (seq 1 5); sleep 1; echo $i; end | catI see the numbers show up one at a time.