On Fri, 2015-03-27 at 15:11 -0400, Greg Wooledge wrote: > OK, this is for some personal configuration management. Well it's rather for some 1000 institute workstations,...
> Not as part of > a product you're deploying, etc. As such, presumably you are not trying > to trick yourself into breaking your own logins or shell startups. ... and you never really know what strange thins users "accidentally" do ;) > So, > just check for $BASH_VERSION and you should be all right. Sure,... I just wanted to as, whether there's maybe a much more obvious fool-proof solution :) > Though, if it were me, I'd just simplify everything. Don't use so many > different shells, don't use such complicated aliases that you have to > have multiple versions of them.... I personally just use bash (except for sh where it's dash)... but see above :) Cheers, Chris.
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