08-09-2010
Hi.
Why don't you start by saying what kind of language you do like, then perhaps we could better recommend an alternative for you.
It might better help us also if you said exactly what it is about "BASH" you find so detestable.
For my 2 cents, you won't find a better scripting language than Bash or Ksh, so good luck here!
From reading your post it's not really clear if you are talking about "BASH" or UNIX in general.
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