Hello, I'd like to discuss a difficult topic without starting a religious debate. Arch and most, if not all, other distributions (rescue CDs exempt) use bash as the default shell. I wonder especially why Arch does this.
zsh is a superset of bash and much more powerful. fish is probably bash-compatible to a sane extent and very user-friendly and fast. So why stick to bash? Arch could excel in this issue, too, by installing zsh or fish as default in / and moving bash to /usr as an optional package. Kind regards, Leslie -- PGP-KID: 0x52D70289
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