> No need to customize everything by yourself, just use what other smart people already created.
Every once and then I decide to use and love the fish shell, and I commit to using it exclusively for a few days. My first session always starts with 40 minutes trying to disable all stupid colors. I don't like my terminal to look like a kitsch Christmas tree! Then, I feel frustrated with "jumps" of the interface when editing multi-line command lines; inevitably leading me to quit fish and go back to bash. I'm obviously not smart enough to appreciate the defaults that these smart people have created.
Every once and then I decide to use and love the fish shell, and I commit to using it exclusively for a few days. My first session always starts with 40 minutes trying to disable all stupid colors. I don't like my terminal to look like a kitsch Christmas tree! Then, I feel frustrated with "jumps" of the interface when editing multi-line command lines; inevitably leading me to quit fish and go back to bash. I'm obviously not smart enough to appreciate the defaults that these smart people have created.