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Mac OS switched to zsh a couple releases ago due to bash being GPL 3 so the shell isn’t old anymore and installing bash is as easy as brew install bash.
by selectodude 3y ago
Mac OS switched to zsh a couple releases ago due to bash being GPL 3 so the shell isn’t old anymore and installing bash is as easy as brew install bash.
- chrisweekly 3y agoThe default OS-provided shell is irrelevant; anyone who cares an iota about DX on their dev machine is going to set up their terminal and shell from scratch anyway.
- bombolo 3y agoOnly if you use osx… on linux there is no need to do such a strange thing.
- chrisweekly 3y agoRight, because Linux users are famously content to accept OS defaults and have no interest in tool selection or customizing their setup. /s
- bombolo 3y agoHahahahaha. Now show me a linux distribution where what you are saying is true.
- dholm 3y agoRHEL, "welcome to everything is old". Unfortunately it's also a headache to use Linuxbrew with RHEL because it keeps trying to install its bottled glibc which doesn't like the old (but heavily patched) kernel and breaks everything not statically linked to the system libc until you remove it.
- bombolo 3y agoin red hat you need to compile bash to have scripts run?