That's the reason why I switched. Perhaps I'm missing something: what's wrong with 'oh-my-zsh'?
This post was intended as a nice introductory shoutout to Zsh. Oh-my-zsh is a great way for someone to get started with zsh if they wanted to try it out. It was never meant to be a complete guide to Zsh, and I wasn't going to list all the features, just a few that people who don't know anything about Zsh might be interested in.
But Hey, thanks for trying to give me a hard time. Stay classy.
oh-my-zsh is a great way for lazy people to get fancy features without having to look at the easily accessible manual ( http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/ ) or even the user friendly guide ( http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/ ).
I never said I expected you to list every feature. That's a pretty ridiculous hyperbole on your part.
I also wasn't "trying to give [you] a hard time". I was merely expressing my opinion. I'm sorry that you can't handle any criticism.
If you REALLY wanted people to adopt zsh, and grow the community, you should probably try to list some other things that you enjoy.
But Hey, thanks for trying to integrate yourself. Stay Classy.
All Mr. Grouchy did was give a couple examples of completion and oh-my-zsh. I think you would have to be really fed up with bash or whatever default shell your system has to take that bait. I never said I expected him to write a complete job. I just think there are better arguments to be made.
In fact, there are hundreds of posts on HN that give someone's evangelical tale of trying a new program, and several about zsh. This one is far from exceptional in my mind.
To me, it was like saying "You should buy a Tesla Model S because they are really fast."