also: No Exported Functions I really don't understand what you mean by that. source, autoload, setopt pathdir: what are you missing ? No Support for Variable Name References of course there are variable symbolic reference a=hello; b=a; echo ${(P)b} you can also print in a variable print -v $b wow; print $a
Neither one is 100% POSIX compliant and they both have their own special -isms. Who cares what shell you use. If I wanted create a super portable shell script, I'd write it in Bourne shell and use no bash-isms or zsh-isms. I would use Antigen or ziimfw and avoid oh-my-zsh like the plague or only install some modules/plugins if you find them useful.
Mr " I cant learn something , because I will forget something else I learned " lol. I dont know anything about terminals really but this guy seems pretty whiny.
also:
No Exported Functions
I really don't understand what you mean by that. source, autoload, setopt pathdir: what are you missing ?
No Support for Variable Name References
of course there are variable symbolic reference a=hello; b=a; echo ${(P)b}
you can also print in a variable
print -v $b wow; print $a
Point taken, but if you want to fix your zsh prompt try setopt prompt_subst
Neither one is 100% POSIX compliant and they both have their own special -isms. Who cares what shell you use. If I wanted create a super portable shell script, I'd write it in Bourne shell and use no bash-isms or zsh-isms. I would use Antigen or ziimfw and avoid oh-my-zsh like the plague or only install some modules/plugins if you find them useful.
what text font do you have? look pretty nice
Seems to be "ubuntumono"
why not use Starship as your prompt ?
Because it’s easy to configure it on bashrc
Shell and prompt are not the same thing
Very good points!!
actually i really like bash!!!
Mr " I cant learn something , because I will forget something else I learned " lol. I dont know anything about terminals really but this guy seems pretty whiny.