Does anyone know of a good guide to zsh?
I went to there website and followed all the links there, the manuals are all nice but unsuitable for someone who does not know much shell syntax. It does not have to be free, just concise.
To get a start try some of the introductions to ksh or bash, e.g. Unix shell scripting with ksh/bash and then go back to the zsh specific manuals.
On Sat, 26 Oct 2013 17:46:02 +0000, ballsystemlord wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good guide to zsh?
> I went to there website and followed all the links there, the manuals
> are all nice but unsuitable for someone who does not know much shell
> syntax. It does not have to be free, just concise.
Why zsh? There are lots of good bash guides out there, and if you’re
looking to start learning shell script development, bash is the best
place to start.
Usually selecting a different shell means you have requirements that bash
doesn’t meet.
Jim
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The only time(s) I’ve ever encountered zsh was while installing software using Z shell scripts. (Never got my hands dirty as such.)
Loads of documentation online if you care to google…
Bash/ZSH Shourtcuts Cheat Sheet by DavidSouther - Cheatography.com
Thanks guys!