On Fri, 24 Dec 2010 00:34:26 +0800 >>>>>> "Grissiom" == Grissiom wrote:
Grissiom> Different syntax, different "philosophy".... If you have fish Grissiom> installed on your box, just try "help" in fish, you can see Grissiom> plenty of info there. To be short, fish is more DE friendly Grissiom> than Zsh/Bash. Well, I'm not totally noob with fish - tried it and used it back in 2007, but (maybe) the problem was that I set it as my default shell and then some problems with it which led me to zsh. Grissiom> Hmm, I'm not a system admin guru at all. But I think if you Grissiom> don't need to do a lot of shell scripting, fish is good to Grissiom> use. For shell, I think daily using is light-weighted and Grissiom> need little effort on it (I think it should be that way). This is a good point...I do not need lot of scripting and would prefer something simpler/lighter to master. Grissiom> If you write a lot of scripts, that will be a different Grissiom> story. Anyway, you can still program shell while you are Grissiom> using fish, right? ;) I do not write much scripts and for the rest fish is, I believe, more than enough...Let me just try to tweak some completions for the stuff I use regularly... Sincerely, Gour -- Gour | Hlapicina, Croatia | GPG key: CDBF17CA ----------------------------------------------------------------
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