zsh vulkanlar içindir. ;-)
Cidden: bash 4.0, daha önce sadece zsh'da bulunan, ** globbing gibi bazı özelliklere sahip:
% ls /usr/src/**/Makefile
eşittir:
% find /usr/src -name "Makefile"
ama belli ki daha güçlü.
Tecrübelerime göre bash'ın programlanabilir tamamlanması, en azından bazı durumlarda (örneğin yetenek için debian paketlerini tamamlayarak), zsh'lerden biraz daha iyi bir performans sergiliyor.
bash Alt + .
eklemek zorunda!$
zsh has expansion of all variables, so you can use e.g.
% rm !$<Tab>
for this. zsh can also expand a command in backtics, so
% cat `echo blubb | sed 's/u/a/'`<Tab>
yields
% cat blabb
I find it very useful to expand rm *
, as you can see what would be removed and can maybe remove one or two files from the commmand to prevent them from being deleted.
Also nice: using the output from commands for other commands that do not read from stdin but expect a filename:
% diff <(sort foo) <(sort bar)
From what I read bash-completion also supports completing remote filenames over ssh if you use ssh-agent, which used to be a good reason to switch to zsh.
Aliases in zsh can be defined to work on the whole line instead of just at the beginning:
% alias -g ...="../.."
% cd ...