this autokey https://github.com/autokey/autokey

I have had a bunch of school recently because I have my (big practical exam I realize now is not a common thing to know the name of)

In like 3-6 days and have been practicing non stop since it broke so I haven't been able to work on it much yet

Oh no, I'm sorry! I hope you can figure it out.

I did for a single boot then it broke with an error I have never seen before and won't even boot to an external drive so I am gonna be using all my free time to troubleshoot for a while

Did you get your new OS running right?

I am the one who made the post, that is what GPU is in the system that did that

It also has a b550 tomahawk mobo and ryzen 9 3900x cpu (I need to upgrade but it was cheap as fuck and I bought it years ago )

64 gigs of ram and 7tb of storage 1 on an m.2 and 6 on a spin up drive

Meh, I dunno.. 🤷

Nobody really knows without more details and system specs...

Nope, radeon 6800xt

My Spidey senses smell Nvidia... 🤔

I use it alongside starship because it came preconfigured on my distro (this also means all I may say might not be caused by fish itself, sorry)

Things I love the most are :

• the extended history integration. You can type part of a command you typed in the past, and using up/down arrows will let you navigate through all commands matching
• the extended autocompletion. Typing the start of a command you already ran before will let you press right arrow to use that whole command again (you can use shift or control, idrr, with the arrow to complete word per word) Typing something in your terminal (say, mp4) when no commands start with mp4 will list all known commands that have the symbols m, p and 4 in order (they can be separated by any symbol)
• I find it easier to program than in bash. Beware, the syntax is slightly different than with bash

I may have forgotten stuff but that's a good start IMO

Do you use it? What features benefit you most?

starship w fish is so good, currently on p10k zsh but im thinking of going back

I currently only use Busybox-Ash which comes with Alpine Linux. I've used Bash in Mint before but the only difference I've noticed between Ash and Bash is that Bash has completion.

I enjoy writing POSIX style scripts so I don't have too much motivation to switch it up.

I love how one of the comments is a completely unironic "did you just assume my distro?!".

I like fish