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Re: Sysinst default root login shell
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 10:13:41AM +0200, Johnny Billquist wrote:
> >plus in the long run the csh family should be allowed to gradually
> >die; there's little to recommend it from a language standpoint...
>
> But tcsh is a much nicer (imho) shell for interactive use than sh,
Yes, but not particularly more so than zsh.
> and I think we are talking about the login shell, and not the shell
> language...
They're not unconnected though.
> I'd say even csh is nicer than sh as an interactive shell.
The genuine Bourne shell, yes; not our sh, which has uses libedit and
supports filename completion. Granted, the editing in sh does have
some rough edges; but csh has no editing at all.
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David A. Holland
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