Same for me. And fish is so much nicer that I’m not willing to use a less ergonomic shell on the system I use 99% of the time for the benefit of having it act exactly like the 1% environments.
And FWIW, those 1% environments don’t look and exact exactly like my local system, where I have a nice prompt configured and there are lots of aliases and functions I use frequently. My local bash is nearly as different from my remote bash as my fish is from bash.
And FWIW, those 1% environments don’t look and exact exactly like my local system, where I have a nice prompt configured and there are lots of aliases and functions I use frequently. My local bash is nearly as different from my remote bash as my fish is from bash.