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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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bash but lately using ksh because my company have set the default shell for all unix boxes is ksh
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ksh in vi mode also supports auto completion of files/directories. Just press 'Esc' and then '\'. Pressing 'Esc' and then '*' will give you all the files and directories starting with the pattern specified.
or u can use 'Esc' and then '=' to list all the files and directories starting with the pattern specified.
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Is there a decent list of the ksh vi mode shortcuts anywhere ??

I had a quick google but didn't find anything....
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How come so many prefer the Korn shell?

What I don't like about it is that it's proprietary
though by now I think there is a public domain ksh available.

On some modern Unices like HP-UX there's no need at all for ksh
since the standard HP shell is a Posix shell with much of the capabilities
of Bash or Ksh.

If not on HP however, I prefer Bash.

But even though Bash offers arrays, and arithmetics and many other
neat stuff,
I find as soon as I feel it would be handier to have LoLs or more advanced
data structures that autovivicate on the fly,
simply to avoid temporaral dump files or awkward evals,
or if parsing gets too circuituous and involves too many pipes,
I pretty soon end up doing it in Perl.

So no doubt, Perl is my preferred shell.
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/bin/ksh for me

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