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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
I don't know how smart it is but sometimes when I have access to a machine with no ability to change the shell, I'll add this to the end of .bashrc:
exec fish -l
I've migrated from Zsh to Fish for that same exact reason after 4.0 came out: if you cannot install packages, you can still do cargo install.
Ubiquity is really everything in debugging and hacking for me. Sometimes it goes other way around. E.g., I understand the benefits of neovim but I stick to regular vim it's usually already there (even in macOS). And in my experience it does better in extreme conditions e.g., system-on-FPGA through serial port (probably because of lack of client-server and thus less steps) 8-)
exec fish -l
I've migrated from Zsh to Fish for that same exact reason after 4.0 came out: if you cannot install packages, you can still do cargo install.
Ubiquity is really everything in debugging and hacking for me. Sometimes it goes other way around. E.g., I understand the benefits of neovim but I stick to regular vim it's usually already there (even in macOS). And in my experience it does better in extreme conditions e.g., system-on-FPGA through serial port (probably because of lack of client-server and thus less steps) 8-)
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Andrew Wippler
andrew@this.wplr.rocks@jarkko Forgive the formatting issues, but here is a nice hack: https://andrewwippler.com/2015/07/18/send-aliases-over-ssh-connections/
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