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Where is zsh supposed to be?
(lemm.ee)
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zsh
is supposed to emulatesh
as closely as possible if it is called by that name (it can also beksh
, according to its manual), so I wouldn't be too concerned even if that did happen.(
bash
can do thesh
trick too. Many(?) distros don't actually use the bigger shells for that and install something likedash
- a pure POSIX shell with no other bells and whistles - to act assh
when called that way.)Other suspect configurations might not be as fortunate, but this one is fine.