I use Fish as a user shell everywhere I can and end up using Bash daily for scripting and on servers/VMs/containers at work, I've also been using Nushell a lot recently for personal scripts.
Biggest drawbacks for me is mixing up a few bits of syntax and some software doesn't ship Fish completion scripts, although I never write scripts in Fish which reduces the syntax I actually use.
In my opinion Fish is worth it just for the auto complete suggestions alone, but I also really like the way it handles editing config, it's sane default config, understandable error messages, and plug-ins.
Nushell is very nice, but I find it doesn't match the usability of Fish for interactive shells. Love it for scripts though.
That's correct in the most of the English speaking world, apple juice is what it sounds like, cider is fermented apple juice (as far as I'm aware, it is in the UK). In American English cider is apple juice, and hard cider is fermented, alcoholic apple juice.
> Moreover, for some reason people tend to read only that first tweet while what I wanted to say is in next 5 tweets too.
I find it concerning that Twitter has become such a common way to share news. The short message format can make it impossible to get a full point across reliably.
Syncthing instead of dropbox. Works great for synching music (and only music as I can just sync a single folder) and for replicating important files across multiple computers.
I've got it on a linode and across all my computers.
That and water is very good at storing heat meaning that it stays skin blisteringly hot even after the rest of the food has cooled down to edible levels.
There's a lot that can be done to shrink a Rust binary[0]. A copy of the summary:
- Compile with --release.
- Before distribution, enable LTO and strip the binary.
- If your program is not memory-intensive, use the system allocator (assuming nightly).
- You may be able to use the optimization level s/z in the future as well.
- I didn’t mention this because it doesn’t improve such a small program, but you can also try UPX and other executable compressors if you are working with a much larger application.
Just [0] is a pretty great generic task runner incase anyone is looking for one. It's written in Rust so it doesn't introduce any new languages (single binary install) and it uses a make inspired syntax but aims to avoid some of Make's issues.
Biggest drawbacks for me is mixing up a few bits of syntax and some software doesn't ship Fish completion scripts, although I never write scripts in Fish which reduces the syntax I actually use.
In my opinion Fish is worth it just for the auto complete suggestions alone, but I also really like the way it handles editing config, it's sane default config, understandable error messages, and plug-ins.
Nushell is very nice, but I find it doesn't match the usability of Fish for interactive shells. Love it for scripts though.