Michael Lucas¹ :flan_molotov: on Nostr: npub1psdfx…99sr7 npub1g3jc6…hk5cu npub1dme5v…9ch6s Computing is a huge part of ...
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Computing is a huge part of my job, and I'm not willing to learn a new shell.
My career is basically "dive deep into technologies that most sysadmins only skim, and document what they should know." That consumes a bunch of my brain. Learning a new shell would affect only me, and not impact any of my books.
I don't write programming books, so I'm not going to write a shell book. I've been on tcsh since 1987, and will probably die there.
(Note for the bystanders who always comment: My Unix experience predates bash.)
Computing is a huge part of my job, and I'm not willing to learn a new shell.
My career is basically "dive deep into technologies that most sysadmins only skim, and document what they should know." That consumes a bunch of my brain. Learning a new shell would affect only me, and not impact any of my books.
I don't write programming books, so I'm not going to write a shell book. I've been on tcsh since 1987, and will probably die there.
(Note for the bystanders who always comment: My Unix experience predates bash.)