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There are many alternative shells out there. The popular ones seem to maintain a degree of compatibility with bourne shell and bash, namely dash and zsh. Some deviate even more, like fish. But then I've learned that it is possible to use shells based on regular programming languages. I've seen people using python instead of bash, which initially I thought was weird, but then wondered "why not?". I've also heard about scheme's scsh, and potentially JavaScript's zx. Never tried them, so maybe they're bad examples.
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There exist hybrids, where general purpose languages are somehow coerced into shells by adding syntactic sugar or removing features. Xonsh and shh come to mind, respectively for Python and Haskell.
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There exist hybrids, where general purpose languages are somehow coerced into shells by adding syntactic sugar or removing features. Xonsh and shh come to mind, respectively for Python and Haskell.
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There also exist modern shells that look more like general purpose languages, such as nushell and oil.
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There also exist modern shells that look more like general purpose languages, such as nushell and oil.
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