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Add documentation about less invasive installation method #12797

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ShalokShalom opened this issue May 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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Add documentation about less invasive installation method #12797

ShalokShalom opened this issue May 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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The Arch Wiki for the fish shell offers a less invasive approach, to use the shell:

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I suggest to include that method

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I would do it myself, if that is welcome :sligh

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fdncred commented May 7, 2024

One difference between fish-shell and nushell is that nushell is cross-platform, fish-shell is not. So, while these instructions may work for Linux or MacOS, it doesn't exactly work on Windows for several reasons.

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devyn commented May 7, 2024

One option that does generally work on all platforms is to suggest changing the default shell command of the terminal emulator. This is what I personally do, and it's what we suggest first here.

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The question is, if that supports bash scripts as well, as a backwards compatibility option. And yes, the Windows issue should be mentioned, apparently.

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