I’m a big fan of zsh. Besides it having an awful amount of features, it was this guide (called “User-friendly user guide”) that brought me up to speed on unix-shell matters back then.
So it’s only logical that my default shell is the one the guide is about ;-)
What annoyed me majorly was that in Gentoo Linux, the delete key did not work in zsh (unless of course you count outputing ~ instead of forward-deleting as “working”).
Finally I got around to fixing that.
Adding
bindkey "^[[3~" delete-char bindkey "^[3;5~" delete-char
to your .zshrc enables your delete key on every thinkable keyboard. Finally!
gnegg 