As a part of upgrading my terminal experience, I also wanted to upgrade my Python shell. The default one is a bit "painful" to use.
After checking out both IPython and bpython, I went with bpython. It has much less features compared to IPython, but it is also more convenient to use and looks a bit better out of the box.
I just spent the last two days upgrading my terminal. After seeing the default experience on Kali Linux, I always wanted to have something similar on my main machine (using Linux Mint).
I am proud to say that I finally achieved it using a combination of Terminator, FISH and Starship. đ„ł I chose this route because it takes considerably much less effort to set up.
https://itsfoss.com/terminator/
https://itsfoss.com/starship/
https://betterprogramming.pub/fish-vs-zsh-vs-bash-reasons-why-you-need-to-switch-to-fish-4e63a66687eb?gi=b88e773773ea
You might have seen some colleagues or YouTubers using a terminal window with multiple terminal sessions running in it. Some pro Linux users do the multiple split pane with screen or tmux commands. These commands work in any terminal application but involve a steep learning curve. If you want multiple
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