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It's not just about whether it exists but also the version. For example, on my (Mac) laptop, /bin/bash is bash 3.2.57 (released in 2007), while "/usr/bin/env b
by bobbyi_settv 7y ago
It's not just about whether it exists but also the version.
For example, on my (Mac) laptop, /bin/bash is bash 3.2.57 (released in 2007), while "/usr/bin/env bash" gets the version installed by homebrew which is 4.4.19 (released in 2016).