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Why a VM? That seems like the ultimate bandwidth abuse. I could whip up a /bin/sh script that selects one at random from/etc/shells for you that is only a coupl
by bjoli 7y ago
Why a VM? That seems like the ultimate bandwidth abuse. I could whip up a /bin/sh script that selects one at random from/etc/shells for you that is only a couple of bytes.
- NikkiA 7y agoI presume by 'a VM', OP means something like a pre-built install/appliance so that there's no need to hunt down and install every esoteric shell that's out there just to use them for 30s and decide they don't suite their usage.
- hexadec 7y agoYes, it takes some of the excitement away if I have to do it manually. I also don't want it to be a daily driver, more for hacking about.