A cool thing rpm(build) does, is that is automatically detects shebangs of packaged files and makes the built package depend on whatever package provides the fi

A cool thing rpm(build) does, is that is automatically detects shebangs of packaged files and makes the built package depend on whatever package provides the file the shebang points to. This obviously cannot work for env shebangs, so you always have to do that find -exec sed dance to replace them with proper ones for software that decides to have env shebangs. But on Linux we also don't have to fight with a 15 year old bash or "compromising" a system when installing something into /bin. It feels lile OS X genuinely doesn't sound like a good UNIX to administer.