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I Tried Out 5 Different Linux Shells, This Is My Experience With Each.

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I Tried Out 5 Different Linux Shells, This Is My Experience With Each · The Kernal
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I want you to think about what terminal shell you use, if you haven’t changed it, it is most likely that you use Bash. While Bash is the one that most Linux distro’s use, there are may other shells that have their own unique features. For the purposes of testing, I used 5 different shells, and I am going to give a review of the Bash, Fish, Zsh, Dash, and Ksh Shells.
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    Fish is by far my favorite shell at the moment. I find it does contextual autocompletion a lot better than any other shell I’ve tried.

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      Same, fish is my fav. Fish + starship is a really great combo for terms.

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        oh thanks for the heads up, I haven’t looked at starship yet :)

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