I tend to agree with this perspective, but I've found zsh is still superior, even if you use it just like bash. You could symlink .bashrc to .zshrc, and still enjoy zsh.
(For me, the thing that finally drove me to zsh was bash's unruly handling of prompt wrapping)
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I tend to agree with this perspective, but I've found zsh is still superior, even if you use it just like bash. You could symlink .bashrc to .zshrc, and still enjoy zsh.
(For me, the thing that finally drove me to zsh was bash's unruly handling of prompt wrapping)