Use zsh as the default shell on your Mac
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Use zsh as the default shell on your Mac
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#4I'm really surprised they went with zsh rather than fish. I guess they want to preserve the ability for existing `source` scripts to work.
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#5Slightly disappointed, but guess they had to go somewhere and zsh is going to be well supported going forward
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#6I'm really surprised they went with zsh rather than fish. I guess they want to preserve the ability for existing `source` scripts to work.
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#7I'm really surprised they went with zsh rather than fish. I guess they want to preserve the ability for existing `source` scripts to work.
Why would they use fish? Fish is nice and all, but zsh is a much more mainstream shell.
EDIT: apparently zsh doesn't have persistent or global variables, my bad.
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#8I'm really surprised they went with zsh rather than fish. I guess they want to preserve the ability for existing `source` scripts to work.
It's really annoying to have to learn new language when zsh is so similar to bash.
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#10Though I will say I’m surprised. I’ve opened a radar suggesting this change and it was closed with (paraphrasing) “won’t do it as the user can easily change the shell, I myself do it”.