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Not sure, but it says it's the most POSIX-compliant shell. Sometimes you have a requirement for a project like "must use a POSIX-compliant shell". If all the ot
by 0xbadcafebee 2y ago
Not sure, but it says it's the most POSIX-compliant shell. Sometimes you have a requirement for a project like "must use a POSIX-compliant shell". If all the other existing shells are only mostly POSIX-compliant, then you'd want Yash.