I'd like to use Fish more, but my biggest worry is that many tools don't come with instructions or support for Fish. I think that means you have to be committed to learning a lot about Fish, or use two shells?
I use fish primarily. Once in a while I drop into bash. For example, one tool requires me to "source environment.sh" (similar to virtualenv) and this cannot be done in fish.
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I'd like to use Fish more, but my biggest worry is that many tools don't come with instructions or support for Fish. I think that means you have to be committed to learning a lot about Fish, or use two shells?
I use fish primarily. Once in a while I drop into bash. For example, one tool requires me to "source environment.sh" (similar to virtualenv) and this cannot be done in fish.