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here is my opinion on `When X is going to replace bash?` The story goes on like this: You went to DataCentre, logged in to an internal machine, something happ
by pvtmert 7y ago
here is my opinion on `When X is going to replace bash?`
The story goes on like this:
You went to DataCentre, logged in to an internal machine, something happened (eg failure, diagnostic necessary et.al.) which you need to fix.
given condition, you don't have internet connection inside (air-gapped)
- You most likely have man-pages installed and having examples what to do in them,
- `--help` yields some sensible output
- Shell is 'fast', errors are well-known and defined.
Also, take into account of other comments that are discussing `how to do x` and why it doesn't/wouldn't work on PowerShell
- pjmlp 7y agoGiven that example, good luck trying to log into a DataCenter that still uses classical UNIX with either sh or ksh as their only options. Bash also has not replaced all other UNIX shells.