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You should be getting bash from homebrew anyways.

• pletnes 2y ago
  Just use the included zsh.
  • tgv 2y ago
    I like my scripts to run on both linux and macos. It's somewhat limiting, but it saves trouble.
    • pletnes 2y ago
      Linuxes have zsh. If you install zsh on linux or bash on macos, hassle is same ish. Installing homebrew is required but I always do it myself. Although bash is more often the available shell on cloud services.
      • pletnes 2y ago
        Also, most bash scripts run as zsh scripts.
• eadmund 2y ago
  Or using an OS which doesn’t ship ancient software. Linux exists. It’s pretty awesome.
  • wruza 2y ago
    Only until you find that your requirement or use case doesn’t work in it.
  • tgv 2y ago
    There's a time and place for evangelism. This isn't it.
  • x3n0ph3n3 2y ago
    When they make a decent laptop for linux, maybe I'll switch. I wanted so badly to move to System76, but their screens are awful.
  • oniony 2y ago
    My employer does not let me install Linux on my Mac.