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minus-square@anaxilonlink1•3 years agoThat’s a fair point. Though not needing network access during normal use, plus not requiring a Node runtime, are already compelling reasons to me. […] it provides tab completion. That’s odd: it doesn’t on my end. I had to set up the completions myself. For the fish shell you can do so with: # ~/.config/fish/completions/tldr.fish complete -c tldr -f -a "(tldr --list)"
minus-square@anaxilonlink2•3 years agoAh, nice when the package maintainers do that for you! (I’m on Ubuntu LTS, so won’t be holding my breath for an APT package :P)
That’s a fair point. Though not needing network access during normal use, plus not requiring a Node runtime, are already compelling reasons to me.
That’s odd: it doesn’t on my end. I had to set up the completions myself.
For the fish shell you can do so with:
# ~/.config/fish/completions/tldr.fish complete -c tldr -f -a "(tldr --list)"deleted by creator
Ah, nice when the package maintainers do that for you! (I’m on Ubuntu LTS, so won’t be holding my breath for an APT package :P)