No need for fish when zsh and bash can do better!

So, a while back I mentioned about checking out new things in Linux, and I did that, buuuut... After many times of trying to run something and fish not supporting basic POSIX standards, I got fed up with it.

I got back to some of my roots, but optimized. I really like bash, and so I found ble.sh to be quite nice, but not just that. I needed something that could kind of put the glue together and let me work on my own additions as well. I would up with the idea of using bash-it for bash to manage my own plugins and work with existing stuff, like a plugin/modular way.

And while I do like bash, it can be a little less pleasing to look at in some ways, but I wanted some level of consistency too. I ended up also returning back to zsh with zim, but the problems that drove me from zimfw, the tab-completion on an `e` character seemingly randomly repeating itself when I hit that ever glorious TAB key to complete a command or argument, no longer happens, and my zsh experience is amazing.

So what was next? I needed a prompt that I appreciated, and would work for me, and more so, would work on everything I used, preferably. I found liquid-prompt, the only viable solution that worked with both Zsh and Bash and allowed me to make my own custom stuff, even my own custom theme style in a way that I wanted it to be.

Now, I'm primarily back to zsh with zimfw, many of my own plugins I've written and designed for it in my own git server, and I'm once again a happy camper.

I'm also still using chezmoi. So if you'd like to check out what I've setup, you can check out my dotfiles config [on my forgejo](https://git.linux-help.org/psi-jack/chezmoi-new).

Enjoy!

-- Psi-Jack