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What is the difference between shell, eshell, and term in Emacs? eshell is a shell written entirely in emacs lisp Note: it is not a bash emulator Eshell is a shell by itself, but similar to bash or other shells Which should you use? It depends on your preference shell is good for general use of classic standard unix shell commands, such as {grep, du, ls, sort, cat, head, tail, uname, …}
I dont understand the point of Eshell : r emacs - Reddit The "point" of eshell is that emacs is a lisp-machine and you can write a terminal environment in lisp that will run inside emacs, which is the same point as everything else that is running inside emacs including the text editor
Going from fish to eshell? : r emacs - Reddit Going from fish to eshell? [EDIT: Added solutions to my questions ] Hey everyone, I recently switched from vim to emacs, and am currently trying to figure out what my new terminal workflow should be Previously, I've been used to spending most my day in a terminal emulator, most recently tilix + fish + neovim with an occasional round of ssh + tmux
Did you know that the Eshell is awesome? : r emacs - Reddit One thing to note is that eshell is own shell not a terminal emulator It is like bash, zsh etc (but you can run an interactive bash session from eshell) and it comes with it own language syntax (it tries to be POSIX compliant so there should be no surprises) The main advantage of using eshell is that it understands all elisp commands and execute them natively (without parentheses) For
Eat 0. 9 released! : r emacs - Reddit Eat is a reasonably fast terminal emulator for Emacs written entirely in Emacs Lisp, with various features like shell intergration, 24bit colors, complete mouse support and Sixel support, etc It can run most (if not all) full-screen terminal programs It also allows to run full-screen programs in Eshell
Vterm or eshell : r emacs - Reddit Eshell makes it way too easy to crash emacs, and vterm is the antithesis of integration I use shell-command, async-shell-command, comint-run, and compilation buffers
BASH, ZSH, FISH. How about Eshell? : r emacs - Reddit BASH, ZSH, FISH How about Eshell? Hello friends of Emacs, many Emacs users don't use eshell very much Many users of other shells, are not familiar with eshell's features and capabilities
Yes, Eshell is my main shell : r emacs - Reddit Eshell breaks up with the "terminal-interface" paradigm: the UI of the Eshell commandline-interface is Emacs itself The pager is the Emacs buffer The input is Emacs keystrokes The extension language is Elisp Consequences: No need for pagers like less You won't ever re-run a long-output command by appending | less to it