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| View Poll Results: What's your most useful shell? | |||
| /bin/sh |
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55 | 9.12% |
| /bin/csh |
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32 | 5.31% |
| /bin/ksh |
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252 | 41.79% |
| /bin/tcsh |
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31 | 5.14% |
| /bin/bash |
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233 | 38.64% |
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but just if sleep is the only command that starts with slee, if there would be a command called sleek, completion will not work and it doesn't show possibilities same with argument completion if you use vi mode, "\" works too |
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and made the switch to ksh93 (from tcsh) Last edited by solfreak; 06-17-2007 at 10:39 AM. |
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Its ksh for me !!
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zsh when I can choose freely.
Otherwise ksh or bash. Or tcsh. |
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its /bin/bash
its bash becoz one can work on this easily....
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i prefer to use ksh.
i think the main reason is it was the first that i learned and studied thoroughly. an advantage is when you start a program in the background you can easily read an write to this program. i think this feature is not implemented in bash. some time ago i wrote a rather complicated ksh-script that has to run on different servers and used a lot of ksh features. i did the developement on solaris. then i tested it on hpux,aix,linux. i think for each of this unixes i had to make some correction.some features behaved differently on different systems. mfg guenter |
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KSH for me...
Regards, Siva.P Bangalore |
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