> and zsh is sufficiently different But generally not with stuff that one typically uses for scripting. In most ways, it's a superset of bash. Besides word-sp

> and zsh is sufficiently different But generally not with stuff that one typically uses for scripting. In most ways, it's a superset of bash. Besides word-splitting on unquoted variables being turned off with default settings (which is turned on when zsh is called as bash/sh with a symlink or similar), what other differences do you think would be common to find when running random bash scripts with zsh?