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My ultimate shell setup with Fish shell and Tmux (Part 1)
In the recent forum thread about shells people use, I got asked to elaborate a bit about the shell configuration I’ve been using for the past few years, and since the explanation and configuration description got just a bit too long for a forum post, I expanded it into a full blog article which you can find in the link above The first part unfortunately only covers Fish shell configuration, but I plan to write second part in the coming weeks that will go over the Tmux configuration & basic usage.
I hope someone can find this useful!
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