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- <p>As I find myself inside the terminal more often than not, I realized that the default shell is kind of crummy.</p>
- <p>I tried using the common enhancements others suggested, but found them to be too heavy-handed, so I wrote my own and borrowed only the bare-minimum from others.</p>
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- <p><strong><em>written on 2017-04-13</em></strong></p>
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