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(t)csh is more likely available and the default on all Unix machines, which is the root of FreeBSD. iirc, bash must be installed everywhere else and is not as
by gopowerranger 11y ago
(t)csh is more likely available and the default on all Unix machines, which is the root of FreeBSD.
iirc, bash must be installed everywhere else and is not as readily available except on Linux.
- Sanddancer 11y agoPosix requires a bourne shell of some sort, not (t)csh, with a binary name of sh. Freebsd provides this through Ash. BSDs have traditionally provided a C-shell, with FreeBSD being one of the few that's kept csh as the default. OpenBSD uses pdksh, and NetBSD asks.
- gopowerranger 11y agoPosix is not Unix.