PySh

PySh is a software designed to function as a shell with both bash and Python features. To try out this software, simply download, chmod it and run it. If you enjoy using it, consider placing it in your /usr/bin directory or even setting it as your default shell.

This software was created because the developer was bored of studying SQL and also because they spend a lot of time in the command line and often miss using Python.

PySh is released under the terms of the WTFPL, with a no warranty close. In other words, you are free to use it in any way you see fit, but it is at your own risk.

There are several examples of how to use PySh, such as listing files in a directory, checking the file details, using a for loop and filtering results using grep.

It is worth noting that PySh supports comments, pipes, conditional statements as well as redirections. It also has the capability to create directories and files within the shell.

Overall, PySh can be a useful addition to the tools you have available for command line usage if you are looking to utilize both bash and Python features seamlessly.