it upsets me how good i am getting at shell scripting
@sneak why not python
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@surfingalot to do in the stdlib with python what bash does without any extra libraries/modules (except standard posix/gnu tools) is a huge pain
it upsets me how good i am getting at shell scripting
@sneak why not python
@surfingalot to do in the stdlib with python what bash does without any extra libraries/modules (except standard posix/gnu tools) is a huge pain
@sneak Really? The python stdlib is fairly expansive. Unless you mean import modules that exist in the stdlib? I've made some fairly extensive python programs that could've been bash prompts and chose python because I started getting sick of bash BS fairly quickly. You can call programs still with submodule and such. I wrap the calls with a `sh([command,list])` and `sho()` func so it's very easy to use other programs still.