1V1vuio0pswjnm7·Jul 21, 2021Recommendation phrase
I like this title so much I am finally going to give this shell a try. One thing I notice right away is readline. Could editline also be an option. (There's two "editlines", the NetBSD one and an older one at https://github.com/troglobit/editline) Next thing I notice is the use of ANSI codes by default. Could that be a compile-time option or do we have to edit the source to remove it.
TBH I think the graphical web browser is the current generation's Multics. Something that is overly complex, corporatised, and capable of being replaced by something simpler.
I am not steeped in Kubernetes or its reason for being but it sounds like it is filling a void of shell know-how amongst its audience. Or perhaps it is addressing a common dislike of the shell by some group of developers. I am not a developer and I love the shell.
It is one thing
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that generally does not change much from year to year. I can safely create things with it (same way people have made build systems with it) that last forever. These things just keep running from one decade to the next no matter what the current "trends" are. Usually smaller and faster, too.