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You will notice that the parent article mentions "dash." The dash shell is small and fast, but it does not allow any bash/korn language extensions beyond what
by chasil 3y ago
You will notice that the parent article mentions "dash."
The dash shell is small and fast, but it does not allow any bash/korn language extensions beyond what was recorded in the POSIX.2 standard in the early 1990s.
Linux users should care because the Debian/Ubuntu family use dash as the system shell, so this problem is very real as many have learned.