You learn all of that, find yourself logged into somebody else’s server, and you only have bash again.

Sorry, trying to be funny, not dismissive.

I think shells in general could use some rethinking, considering they still feel pretty 80s.

Familiarity (or my lack of) is likely a big reason I’ll miss the obvious.

Zsh fills in many of the same checkboxes while being similar enough you don’t lose muscle memory when you find a bash shell somewhere.

Maybe someday something else will take over. Windows has the advantage there, for sure.