Xonsh Shell

@byteoverwhelmed xonsh?

queria ter algo open-source algum repo com +1k estrelas algo assim... um projeto de vida... mas o que...

@_uzair_dev If you add Python-based Xonsh shell to Python it will be the third.

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@flow_intent @christofsalis @theo Did you try xonsh shell?

@christofsalis @theo I don't get why Pi doesn't work for me, I'll have to try it on an empty repo. I've tried WSL2 and PowerShell and it just doesn't work but after looking at the extensions I'm so determined to get it working.

Are you still using the CLI versions of your preferred agent instead of desktop apps like Codex App, Conductor, or T3 Code? Tell me why below. Genuinely curious.

@SalmanFaarsi17 When you can use Python in the shell and in Airflow it's awesome!

High salary DBAs usually know scripting. 🚀 Modern DBAs automate tasks instead of doing everything manually. PowerShell, Bash, Python & T-SQL automation can massively improve career growth. Automation is now a core DBA skill. #SQLServer #DBA #Automation

@factualmann .sh :)

Pick one: .com or .ai

@droidbuilds After Xonsh shell added 1password support Touch ID made life easier for teams - github.com/drmikecrowe/xo…

Let’s be honest Which one do you use more?

@SciPyTip Or just install Xonsh shell that has Jupyter support as well

To issue a shell command in IPython, prefix the command with !

@Hamzaonchain It’s nice to have any library, any algorithm, and any solution tips in the Xonsh shell.

What programming languages should cybersecurity professionals learn?

@clxymox Hm, is it possible to test the shell using the container?

📌 Windows dans un conteneur Docker. 🔹 Projet open source 🔹 Code de qualité 🔗 github.com/dockur/windows #Shell

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@AntiWokeHere @TejashChou94645 @jacksonhinkle what?

@TejashChou94645 @jacksonhinkle Like running a Shell in Windows for the android OS?

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@arkuy99 Xonsh shell improved Windows support recently

powershell 确实更加 native ， 在 wsl 感觉像带了个套。

@midudev Users saying that Xonsh shell on macOS is awesome

Mi TOP apps para macOS en 2026 LM Studio → IA en local Brave → navegador sin publi Codex → asistente de código Vivid → desbloquea más brillo Raycast → launcher vitaminado Screen Studio → grabación pro Cloudflare WARP → DNS y VPN MeetingBar → reuniones a mano Rectangle → ventanas con atajos DBngin → bases de datos locales IINA → reproduce vídeos sin dramas Warp → terminal con rendimiento top VS Code → editor de código extensible CleanShot X → capturas de pantalla para pros ¿Qué otra añadirías?

@tdashk Yeah, if you want more POSIX vibes but with structured data try Xonsh shell

NushellってPowerShellの気配を感じるところがあるような

@heynavtoor Hidden gem!

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@SaraDiscovers Using Xonsh shell you can learn how shell scripting is working and Python at the same time

be honest, which language is best to learn in 2026?

@L0wPressure @acidumKey @gaxeliy It also works perfect with Xonsh shell - github.com/anki-code/xont…

@acidumKey @gaxeliy Starship к слову на любой shell ставится из популярных. Я тоже потыкал fish, и вернулся на zsh. Ну не из коробки, но абсолютно все можно настроить как в fish. nushell я еще могу понять зачем, хотя по мне если тебе не хватает bash/zsh - ну напиши скрипт на js/python.

Объясните мне, в чем прикол шелла Fish по сравнению с Zsh с плагинами? (типа .oh-my-zsh) Пока кажется, что это просто зачем-то сделали POSIX-несовместимый синтаксис, но зато всё из коробки... Ну типа такое...

@nzupan It will be cool to add Xonsh shell support

Finally zsh & fish support in devenv. The new release adds support via libghostty, so zsh, fish, and nushell now work properly too. devenv.sh/blog/2026/05/0… #nix #devenv #opensource

@gaxeliy For completely extended experience there is xonsh shell

@unspecific If you like scripting and Python try Xonsh shell

I always wrote small scripts to help me do my job. Shell scripts, Perl, Python, powershell, blah blah blah Have them triggered by cron or by another script. Always a scripter not a programmer. Turns out I was writing agents all along. Purpose built streamlined agents

@Oleg_Cherkasky @ChShersh If you're familiar with Python scripting you can try to replace Bash with Xonsh shell

@ChShersh It's good enough at scripting languages, like Python or Javascript, in my experience. I've also had it write some good Bash shell scripts for me.

I think AI is really bad at C++