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This is a bit of a Linux specific view of the universe. Yes posix has a standard for how sh should work. But there were specific implementations of sh, and you
by asveikau 5y ago
This is a bit of a Linux specific view of the universe. Yes posix has a standard for how sh should work. But there were specific implementations of sh, and you would get those on commercial Unix or *BSD.
Later shells came in and filled some gaps. OpenBSD still has ksh by default. Linux distros had bash as their /bin/sh.
- cfeliped 5y agoI didn't know that. Thank you for the explanation!