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> Deepin is a Chinese distro, Excuse me, how is that in any way relevant here? Fuck off with that. > but having multiple shells installed is not common False
by 3np 4y ago
> Deepin is a Chinese distro,
Excuse me, how is that in any way relevant here? Fuck off with that.
> but having multiple shells installed is not common
False again. Run 'chsh' and tell me how many options you see.
- Alupis 4y ago> Excuse me, how is that in any way relevant here? Fuck off with that. What on earth are you talking about? Deepin Technology is a wholly owned subsidiary of UnionTech, a Chinese company based in Wuhan China. It is a Linux Distro developed in China for a domestic audience, ie. used predominantly in China by Chinese citizens. It is a Chinese Linux Distro... It may be popular in China, but it is not globally popular. Very few people would willingly choose to run an operating system developed in China for domestic consumption, for very obvious reasons. Pretend to be offended by something else... > Run 'chsh' and tell me how many options you see. Ya... only bash available on my system... a default installation of Rocky Linux. Usually people try to ensure they're correct before saying someone is wrong.
- nineteen999 4y ago> Ya... only bash available on my system... a default installation of Rocky Linux. RockyLinux as you know is a RHEL clone. RHEL is a very conservative distro, their original market was refugees from Solaris and other commercial UNIX distros. And I say that as a diehard fan of Redhat/Fedora minimal installation as both a server and development platform. Other less commercial distros (Debian and deriviatives, Arch, Gentoo etc) tend to offer more shell options out of the box, as do most of the BSD's. And other options are not hard to install from the Redhat/Fedora repos as you would know.