Comment by sshine
Comment by sshine 10 hours ago
I switched to `ack` in 2017 because it handles recursive searches better.
I didn't bother switching to `ag` when it came around because of having to retrain.
But eventually I did switch to `rg` because it just has so many conveniences.
I even switched to `fd` recently instead of `find` because it's easier and less typing for common use-cases.
I've been using the terminal since 1997, so I'm happy I can still learn new things and use improved commands.
In my case, I am still using ag because rg doesn't seem to be better enough to switch. What's the big deal with rg vs ag?
I had a similar thing with bash vs zsh before I learned about oh-my-zsh. Nushell also seems attractive these days... the good stuff from PowerShell in a POSIX-like shell.