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That might be true, but where ever you go, there is always bash installed. zsh not so much. Knowing the tools, that you will always find, is a pretty useful ski
by fs111 15y ago
That might be true, but where ever you go, there is always bash installed. zsh not so much. Knowing the tools, that you will always find, is a pretty useful skill.
- X-Istence 15y agoThat is not true at all... if you install FreeBSD out of the box there is no bash installed. Most of my FreeBSD servers don't have bash installed at all because I don't find it necessary at all, tcsh does everything I want it to do.
- derleth 15y ago> That might be true, but where ever you go, there is always bash installed. zsh not so much. Whaddya wanna bet the same argument is being used elsewhere, except with csh/bash or sh/bash as the simple-shell/advanced-shell duo? (Before anyone gets confused: tcsh is the advanced-shell BSDs come with. csh is the simple one.)
- graywh 15y agoIf you're going to use a system enough to copy your readline & bash config, it would be just as easy to copy your zsh config and install it in the rare case it's not available.
- idonthack 15y agoI don't have root on every box I log in to.