Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 26th Dec 2006 15:43 UTC, submitted by bluevoodoo
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The same works for bash shell too. It has a configurable completion support and if you install a package like bash-completion you'll have options for many programs ready.
e.g:
# scp -[TAB]
# scp -r se[TAB]
# scp -r server:/e[TAB]
# scp -r server:/etc/hos[TAB]
# scp -r server:/etc/hosts /etc
And some other features (like process substitution, and few of the filename matching rules) are also available.
I guess they're probably comparing zsh to original bsh, not currently available bash. (Yet it does not make zsh less interesting, probably bash has inspired those feature looking at zsh).
RE[2]: Bash - almost like ZSH
by vermaden on Wed 27th Dec 2006 15:53
in reply to "RE: Bash - almost like ZSH"





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2006-11-18
ZSH can TAB Complete almost everything, for example can complete kldload/kldunload kernel module, or TAB complete files to extract from tar archive, like You would be doing TAb completion cd to another directory. Can also TAB -OPTION for command, (ls -[TAB]).
ZSH is the most powerfull/comfortable shell ever.