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  1. @rqm

    @rl_dane hit the nail on the head.

    This isn't really specific to completion. It's just general overlong input line editing behaviour.

    The PD #KornShell and its derivatives (e.g. the #MirBSD Korn Shell) only have line editing with a single line that sideways scrolls.

    ksh93, however, has a
    set -o multiline
    option for switching to a multiple-line line editing mode. (The Z and Bourne Again shells have similar.)

    You might like the Watanabe shell. It's in ports.

    @magicant
    #UnixShells

  2. @rqm

    @rl_dane hit the nail on the head.

    This isn't really specific to completion. It's just general overlong input line editing behaviour.

    The PD #KornShell and its derivatives (e.g. the #MirBSD Korn Shell) only have line editing with a single line that sideways scrolls.

    ksh93, however, has a
    set -o multiline
    option for switching to a multiple-line line editing mode. (The Z and Bourne Again shells have similar.)

    You might like the Watanabe shell. It's in ports.

    @magicant
    #UnixShells

  3. @rqm

    @rl_dane hit the nail on the head.

    This isn't really specific to completion. It's just general overlong input line editing behaviour.

    The PD #KornShell and its derivatives (e.g. the #MirBSD Korn Shell) only have line editing with a single line that sideways scrolls.

    ksh93, however, has a
    set -o multiline
    option for switching to a multiple-line line editing mode. (The Z and Bourne Again shells have similar.)

    You might like the Watanabe shell. It's in ports.

    @magicant
    #UnixShells

  4. @rqm

    @rl_dane hit the nail on the head.

    This isn't really specific to completion. It's just general overlong input line editing behaviour.

    The PD #KornShell and its derivatives (e.g. the #MirBSD Korn Shell) only have line editing with a single line that sideways scrolls.

    ksh93, however, has a
    set -o multiline
    option for switching to a multiple-line line editing mode. (The Z and Bourne Again shells have similar.)

    You might like the Watanabe shell. It's in ports.

    @magicant
    #UnixShells

  5. @rqm

    @rl_dane hit the nail on the head.

    This isn't really specific to completion. It's just general overlong input line editing behaviour.

    The PD #KornShell and its derivatives (e.g. the #MirBSD Korn Shell) only have line editing with a single line that sideways scrolls.

    ksh93, however, has a
    set -o multiline
    option for switching to a multiple-line line editing mode. (The Z and Bourne Again shells have similar.)

    You might like the Watanabe shell. It's in ports.

    @magicant
    #UnixShells

  6. @swagpussc (...continued)
    #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, and #NetBSD (and their derivatives such as #DragonFlyBSD, #HardenedBSD, #MirBSD, #GhostBSD, et al.) are actually some of the former types of operating system in the "Unix" class.

    They're the full operating system "nut", both "kernel" and "shell", in one and can trace their lineages, complete with long version control histories going back decades, to old #Unix flavours of the 1970s.

    They're not the same as one another.
    (continued...)

  7. @swagpussc (...continued)
    #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, and #NetBSD (and their derivatives such as #DragonFlyBSD, #HardenedBSD, #MirBSD, #GhostBSD, et al.) are actually some of the former types of operating system in the "Unix" class.

    They're the full operating system "nut", both "kernel" and "shell", in one and can trace their lineages, complete with long version control histories going back decades, to old #Unix flavours of the 1970s.

    They're not the same as one another.
    (continued...)

  8. @swagpussc (...continued)
    #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, and #NetBSD (and their derivatives such as #DragonFlyBSD, #HardenedBSD, #MirBSD, #GhostBSD, et al.) are actually some of the former types of operating system in the "Unix" class.

    They're the full operating system "nut", both "kernel" and "shell", in one and can trace their lineages, complete with long version control histories going back decades, to old #Unix flavours of the 1970s.

    They're not the same as one another.
    (continued...)

  9. @swagpussc (...continued)
    #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, and #NetBSD (and their derivatives such as #DragonFlyBSD, #HardenedBSD, #MirBSD, #GhostBSD, et al.) are actually some of the former types of operating system in the "Unix" class.

    They're the full operating system "nut", both "kernel" and "shell", in one and can trace their lineages, complete with long version control histories going back decades, to old #Unix flavours of the 1970s.

    They're not the same as one another.
    (continued...)

  10. @swagpussc (...continued)
    #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, and #NetBSD (and their derivatives such as #DragonFlyBSD, #HardenedBSD, #MirBSD, #GhostBSD, et al.) are actually some of the former types of operating system in the "Unix" class.

    They're the full operating system "nut", both "kernel" and "shell", in one and can trace their lineages, complete with long version control histories going back decades, to old #Unix flavours of the 1970s.

    They're not the same as one another.
    (continued...)

  11. Wish you all Happy New Year! 🎉some trivia fun answer who said this sentence? "Those who do not understand #UNIX are condemned to reinvent it, poorly." #FreeBSD #DragonFlyBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #GhostBSD #MidnightBSD #HardenedBSD #MirBSD