Hello fellow #emacs users! I'm having problem with #eshell #python and #poe on macos

Running a task involving "clear" command throws an error. Trying to troubleshoot it, I run a command with "which clear" and the response is "/usr/bin//clear".

This causes the execution error.

This is running as expected on any other terminal emulator.

Any clue? Maybe @andros has had any similar experience?

Thanks!

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@NebulaTide @kaixin @rubenerd Didn't know about opendoas, installed it and it really caches my password, cool!

The #eshell can also work with #doas like with #sudo 

@xuxxux For this deploy script this delay isn't important.

But I'm using a custom shell script to display a big #rofi menu.

And after I rewrote this script with the #elisp for #eshell — the menu didn't pop up right after the keypress. There is a noticeable and irritating delay 

Instead of working on my parser I wrote a silly #vi #emacs #eshell useage #medium post.
#development #environment #lisp #programming

https://medium.com/@screwlisp/executing-common-lisp-in-vi-in-emacs-shell-023177e0fb13

The gist is that in eshell, issuing vi drops you into this interesting fantasy mode. It's quite funny to use !! within vi within emacs. Consider using it instead of #vim or #doom.

You all know that #Eshell is a marvel. We will talk more about it but a very interesting tip to start with is how to clear the screen like in sh.
If we type “clear”, the cursor will go to the center and as soon as we type it will go to the bottom.

It can be uncomfortable.

If we type “clear 1” instead, the cursor will go to the top and it will write there, just like in any shell, such as bash, zsh, fish, etc.

An alias helps a lot:
- alias clear clear 1

Greetings