I find the obsession with shell-script portability in contexts where it doesn't matter to be bizarre, but this particular argument is amusing: > the number of

I find the obsession with shell-script portability in contexts where it doesn't matter to be bizarre, but this particular argument is amusing: > the number of users seems so small that they aren't a particular concern. Maybe you could argue that we "should" consider these OSes out of a sense of fairness, but where does that stop? This is the same argument that many companies and products have made over the years (and still do at times) for ignoring Linux. To have a Linux user use that same argument against OSes with even smaller userbases is kind of amusing to see.