| ▲ | speed_spread 5 hours ago | |
Too bad README doesn't show sample commands, discuss design or list differences from existing shells. So... it's just a shell, in Rust? Like fish, but still WIP? And only for redox-os? In which case, why not just go with nushell https://www.nushell.sh/ | ||
| ▲ | forgotpwd16 4 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Well, there're samples... in the screenshots. For user info* gotta check the linked manual, which also has a comparison page to POSIX shell[0]. It's basically a slightly different, no doubt improved, POSIX shell. On one hand it's easier to transition to. On other hand it's incompatible enough to create headaches. (And the big competitor is Bash/Zsh not sh.) Considering there're packages for Ubuntu, it is not Redox-only. Nushell is certainly a better fit to be called modern shell but, even not considering the structured design, is much more different. *Kinda makes sense as source repos are meant for devs; end-users should be checking manuals/sites instead. We're just used for repos' READMEs to be functionally similar to projects homepages. | ||