[Arcuru]

I've been using fish for many years now though I keep trying all these new shells.

Ultimately I've found that for my interactive shell I just want something widely supported and with easy syntax for `if` and `for` loops for short multi-line commands. For anything longer than that I just reach for real Python using either the `sh` or `plumbum` package.

I don't need the extra features very often, so I just run things in full Python where I'm already comfortable.

I've tried oils/ysh, elvish, xonsh, nushell, and while they are _fine_ I don't want to learn a different language that's not quite Python and not quite shell.

[xk3]

I'm also a fish fan and largely agree--but if you are forced to use Windows and you don't care for WSL, nushell is likely your best option. It's pretty good! Almost feels like Unix but you're in Windows. I don't think fish shell will be ported over to Windows anytime soon...