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[Question] Which shell prompt do you use and why?
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I tried oh-my-bash with some fancy theme, but went back to plain old bash from my distro since suggestions for autocomplete had suddenly started to lag. Went back to default and it's as quick as ever to suggest.
I'm not willing to trade efficiency for bells and whistles
I don't know about oh-my-bash themes, but on the zsh side, the powerlevel10k can display a lot of information without any lag due to asynchronous implementation. I'm sure there is something similar for bash too.