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What do you do when you have to use a computer without your customization? Uh, by that logic I would only use notepad.exe.

• recuter 13y ago
  Yes, that would be the other extreme -- just like fish, in the opposite direction. I'm thinking there's a happy medium. But maybe this isn't such a problem, note I prefaced my comment 'with love'. I'm asking, not telling.
  • mitchty 13y ago
    As a zsh user, I am not really seeing the problem. Even Solaris had zsh in the default install. I don't see why avoiding installing an rpm/deb is any better or worse than not. For regular shell scripts I tend to still prefer #!/bin/ksh and not bourne shell (no bash is not bourne shell). I have to admit the line of thinking you're advocating reminds me of the vim/emacs "wars". With the "vim is on ALL THE SERVERS", well yeah but unless i'm at a serial console thats not all that convincing as a TRAMP user. I customized tramp so I could edit files remotely through sudo. What do I care about the version vim installed on the servers?
    • binarycrusader 13y ago
      Even Solaris had zsh in the default install. Actually, it's still part of the "default" group packages (similar to an installation profile). The default shell for new users (including root) is now bash though.
      • mitchty 13y ago
        Heh, I haven't used 11 much I still remember it being in SUNWCXall or whatever that group was.
• shawndumas 13y ago
  vim?