Here is my copy of Busybox for Windows: C:\Users\chasil>busybox bash ~ $ a[1]=1 bash: a[1]=1: not found ~ $ Despite what Busybox claims, that is very

Here is my copy of Busybox for Windows: C:\Users\chasil>busybox bash ~ $ a[1]=1 bash: a[1]=1: not found ~ $ Despite what Busybox claims, that is very much not Bash. That is Almquist, with a few added bashisms. I was in a clothing store a few months ago, and their credit card readers had crashed. They were showing the Busybox copyright notice.