>> What can zsh do that bash can't? >Among the most useful in my everyday experience is >context-sensitive, programmable tab-completion.
Just did some checking and bash supports this too: http://www.caliban.org/bash/ All I had to do was edit (using Debian stable) /etc/bash.bashrc and uncomment a few lines to enable the magic. And it is very cool magic indeed. I was considering changing the subject to something like Context sensitive tab completion - but realized that this thread was a perfect example of a great way to learn Linux stuff. Being on a LUG (or two) is one of the best ways to learn. At first it may seem like a lot of ridiculous nerd banter - zsh is better than bash - but I would never have thought to look for smart tab completion without it. Now a flash of the left pinky brings a smile to my face - thanks guys... Mike _______________________________________________ RLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.rlug.org/mailman/listinfo/rlug
