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@ -5,7 +5,10 @@ Squi's Shell, aka Sqish. This is an attempt to create a simple but usable shell
I also implemented user-configurable hotkeys (they're more akin to a form of macros really), because I don't think a lot of shells do that and I wanted something unique.
## Current state
Currently, the shell is pretty rough around the edges, but usable, at least for my day to day use. It's not really and equivalent to bash as it does not implement any form of scripting; the only supported operation is piping. My goal is to build a shell for my everyday use as a Linux sysadmin: simple, fast, with just the features that I need. I don't like shell scripting and don't use it (I know the basics, but Ansible and Python are my bread and butter). Building a lexer is not part of the project.
Currently, the shell is pretty rough around the edges, but usable, at least for my day to day use. It's not really and equivalent to bash as it does not implement any form of scripting; the only supported operation is piping. My goal is to build a shell for my everyday use as a Linux sysadmin: simple, fast, with just the features that I need.
## Scripting ?
I don't like shell scripting and don't use it (I know the basics, but Ansible and Python are my bread and butter). Building a lexer is not part of the project. Bash / Zsh / Python / etc are still usable when running sqish, so that's that.
Sqish is now my default shell on my home computer, and I'll keep adding features as I come across them.