> They don't use Linux regularly so it's highly likely they just aren't used to common Linux conventions. That may be true, but removing /bin/sh and replacing

> They don't use Linux regularly so it's highly likely they just aren't used to common Linux conventions. That may be true, but removing /bin/sh and replacing it with bash is not a "faux pas" in the sense that it accidentally changes your display resolution or changes some random setting. You could completely hose someone's system by trashing that file. > It could be an unpaid intern that volunteered to learn how to make Debian packages. My only comment is that Microsoft most assuredly pays their interns.