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Applications that are using OpenCL and Vulkan do not seem to work when installed through Home Manager, this is known issue which can be resolved by nixGL in NixOS environment but in non-NixOS environments is a little bit tricky, some people seem to resolve this one with usage of flakes and creating custom wrapper for packages (something like nvidia-prime).

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It would be worthly to give a dorothy a shot, there is feature to make dotfiles compatible between multiple operating systems and I belive more sane package management than one is made in chezmoi (currently I install packages by sh script)

I've been using fish for past year I think, and according to my memories of using zsh on MacOS things we're fine and everything worked out of box, this changes with fish (a little, not much) as for example definition of environment variables is different so you cannot execute shell scripts without shebang.

And actually in 2024 we have flood of shells of which only oil seems to care about POSIX-compilance and be aware how much things dropping POSIX will break (considering the early days of linux which have been using dash? as shell and most of the scripts were written for this)

My thing is, I do not care about POSIX compilance that much when I'm automating shit for myself and script is going to trash after one-time execution - in this case nushell seems like "would use" category, makes scripting more plesant and do not feel like wood, I mean it definitely feels like modern scripting language we're you just writing less lines to express your idea or porcesss.

From the other thing, when I write scripts that are going publicly in the repository (and are for example part of the build process) I will always keep posix compilance and do introduce additional dependencies on some fancy package that was released last week. That's kinda my problem with all of these "modern shells" I understand once you drop whole backwards compatibility the thing that come out is cool but fuck me... nobody will care about it when it cannot run with sh.

I was thinking about using nushell as default shell, however I do not think it's a good idea after longer consideration and I think usage of oil or zsh is a way to use a login shell as they can be login shell at the first place, in terms of default shell I wonder about my usage of the shell at the most times because I was scripting mostly with python, like the simplest option out there to take and change the data and I just wonder if usage of nushell have any sense where script can be done in fact in Python, ofc. there is a benefit in skipping all of the mess with package management for functionalitites that are not delivered within language itself and nu seems to deliver functionalities for databases and network.

nushell was meant to be fun to use, not compilant with POSIX and I think the vaule was delivered for a toy, maybe it's not suckless kind of thing but fun one - for my egoistic purposes should be okay.

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By years of using zsh with bunch of plugins there come a time for a change, I have tested nu for a little bit of time and it works FANTASTIC comparing to zsh, piped outputs are adding a lot of visibility for command line outputs.

https://www.nushell.sh
https://github.com/nushell/awesome-nu#plugins
https://starship.rs/
https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
https://github.com/bevry/dorothy
https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide

https://refind-themes-collection.netlify.app/