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View Poll Results: What's your most useful shell?
/bin/sh 60 8.53%
/bin/csh 34 4.84%
/bin/ksh 293 41.68%
/bin/tcsh 33 4.69%
/bin/bash 283 40.26%
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Been using bash and ksh, well since I started mucking about with Linux/Unix. When scripting, I call /bin/ksh which works on all of the Unix environments I work in (AIX, Solaris, Linux).

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ksh because it works on every posix compliant Unix. I have run ksh scripts *without* modification on Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Linux (many), Irix, etc.
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Its ksh for me!
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ksh++;

I use csh too but I find it a little clumsy.
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its /bin/bash
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of course /bash
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