Michael Nickerson

Hmm, I use `string join \n` as a quick way to echo everything in a var with newlines. Often. `echo` itself doesn't really work, as it'll join everything with spaces.

Ah, you didn't mention command substitutions in your first post. And yeah, I know about `printf '%s\n' $args`, but that trips something in my head that says "No! Can't do...

I wrote a little function to show the colors ``` function print_fish_colors --description 'Shows the various fish colors being used' set -l clr_list (set -n | grep fish | grep...

@stefanmaric I don't have fisherman installed, so I can't try your prompt out, but it didn't work to just remove all the right prompt stuff from `fish_prompt` and put it...

@tennox you don't need to do quite all that complex stuff, as I pointed out in another issue ([#3476](https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/3476#issuecomment-256058730), referenced above). You can use `fish_right_prompt` and add some `tput` lines...

@Self-Hosting-Group Try recompiling with the change to pf/obsdrdr.c in #796 that I recently requested and see if that fixes it. It could be that it's not just OpenBSD that needs...

It works under OpenBSD with the change. Note that my change isn't just about clean rules interval; removing expired rules _at all_ doesn't work on OpenBSD without this change. I...

It used to work, so I think it changed in a recent OpenBSD update.

I use it all the time, to have a command that I'm referencing. Usually something long, and I'm just going to use a part of it and it'd be a...

Well, I don't even scroll back in the window buffer, I usually just type part of the command then arrow up in the history until the command I want is...