esh (Unix)

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The easy shell is a simple and lightweight shell for Unix-based computer operating systems. It deviates completely from traditional shell syntax, using instead a Lisp-like syntax. Scripts written for the easy shell have a small code size in comparison to their traditional equivalents, and the easy shell provides a small memory footprint be remains flexible and programmable.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ esh documentation
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