On Tue, 16 Oct 2001, John Hunter wrote:
> I wanted this to be as general purpose (works on any machine) as
> possible, hence the use of sh. But I think just about every distro
> ships with python installed since many of the installers are in
> python. But then this might introduce the additional headache of
> python version compatibility. So maybe barebones is the best way.
Solaris does not ship with Python. In fact, I don't know
of any Unix that ships with Python.
As a rule of thumb, you can use most programs installed
in /sbin, /bin, and /usr/ucb on a default Solaris install.
Note that Linux does not ship with a "real" sh. It ships
with a symlink to bash - which behaves very different.
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