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• Zsh vs fishfish gives autosuggestions, syntax highlighting and completions with no configuration, but it is not POSIX-compatible and has a smaller plugin ecosystem than Zsh.
• Zsh vs NushellNushell pipes structured tables instead of text and also runs on Windows, but it is not POSIX compatible and its language still changes between releases.
• Zsh vs MurexMurex handles JSON, YAML, XML and CSV natively with error handling and unit tests for scripts, but it is not POSIX compatible and has a smaller community.
• Zsh vs ElvishElvish offers a scripting language with lists, maps and early error checks as a single static binary including Windows, but it is not POSIX compatible and has a smaller ecosystem.
• Zsh vs XonshXonsh uses a superset of Python 3 as its shell language and runs on Windows and Android too, but existing Bash scripts need changes to work.
• Zsh vs brushA command-line shell written in Rust that aims to be compatible with Bash.
• Zsh vs ksh 93u+mAn actively maintained continuation of the AT&T KornShell 93 with bug fixes and new features.
• Zsh vs OilsOils provides OSH, a bash-compatible shell with stricter error checking, and YSH, a new language with structured data, but it is still before a 1.0 release.