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Shane da Silva
@sds
Recently switched from using Z-Shell for the past decade to Fish [1]. When paired with the Fisher plugin manager [2] and the Tide prompt plugin [3], it's been a much more pleasant experience than I was expecting. Like many before me, I have synthesized my setup into a bootstrap script I can run on a brand-new mac and everything Just Works™—you can find it here, though I recommend you use it for reference and not for your personal setup, as it is very opinionated and changing often: https://github.com/sds/.files?tab=readme-ov-file#dot-files It's a pretty stark departure from my prior solution, but after a decade the YAGNI principle [4] has really rung true for me—I spent far too much time making my configuration framework [5] customizable to an unnecessary degree. [1] https://fishshell.com/ [2] https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher [3] https://github.com/IlanCosman/tide [4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_aren%27t_gonna_need_it [5] https://github.com/sds/dot
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
Fish is solid; was on it for about a year or so until switching to nushell this year.
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Shane da Silva
@sds
What do you find has been the most noticeable improvement using nushell? In addition, what do you not like?
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treethought
@treethought.eth
interesting, using nushell as daily driver? do you find ux lacking or inconvenient when just going about daily stuff that doesn't necessarily need the cool nushell stuff?
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vanishingideal
@vanishingideal.eth
Switched from fish to nu recently. You might like it if you care about structured data pipelines being natively built in. It's largely eliminated the need for awk, sed and jq but takes a bit to learn.
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