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article is from 2011. very meh

• cduzz 2y ago
  This sort of thing changes pretty slowly. In the late 90s there were even heated opinions / discussions as to if it was worth while making debian support something other than bash as the /bin/sh provider. Having gone through these changes, I think it's pretty interesting that we've landed on the anything-goes world we've got.
  • ashconnor 2y ago
    Still I would expect for Fish to be mentioned in an article published today.
    • hulitu 2y ago
      > Fish is considered an exotic shell since it does not adhere to POSIX shell standards, at the discretion of its maintainers so mostly useless
      • ashconnor 2y ago
        It has a pretty vocal user-base.
• Gormo 2y ago
  Care to explain?