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Utopian Galt wrote to All <=-
I would like to master scripting on my mac such as writing a zsh script
to move my downloaded qwk files to my multimail download directory.
I would like to master scripting on my mac such as writing a zsh script
to move my downloaded qwk files to my multimail download directory.
I switch MacOS to bash, but zsh is mostly POSIX compatible and is very scriptable...
I switch MacOS to bash, but zsh is mostly POSIX compatible and is very scriptable...
How come? Since zsh came along (and me discovering oh-my-zsh), I've
really enjoyed it.
That said, any scripting I do is bash though :)
I would like to master scripting on my mac such as writing a zsh
script to move my downloaded qwk files to my multimail download
directory.
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I switch MacOS to bash, but zsh is mostly POSIX compatible and is very scriptable...
I mean - I like some of zsh's features - the autocomplete and suggestions
that pop up are really nice; and I know that you can make all bash
I mean - I like some of zsh's features - the autocomplete and suggestion
that pop up are really nice; and I know that you can make all bash
Those are actually the things that bug me about zsh.
Kinda unrelated but not (and not a shell)... github.com/nvbn/thefuck
Utopian Galt wrote to All <=-
I would like to master scripting on my mac such as writing a zsh script
to move my downloaded qwk files to my multimail download directory.