> That advice can cause substantial headache on Ubuntu/Debian, where the Almquist shell is /bin/sh.
#!/bin/bash
There, I fixed your "what shell is /bin/sh" problem.
#!/bin/bash
There, I fixed your "what shell is /bin/sh" problem.
#!/bin/mksh
You aren't administering Android devices.
Stop obsessing about writing portable scripts. Write scripts for the targets that you are going to run them on.
Stop ignoring standards. They exist for important reasons. Invent your existentialism in some other realm.
That ship sailed when they froze that standard in time circa around 2008.
People will always choose convenience over correctness. Fighting against that is fighting against human nature and it's a battle lost before it's begun.
There are people who dig trenches with spoons. It is not efficient and no one sane would be accounting for them.
> Stop ignoring standards. They exist for important reasons.
No.
> Invent your existentialism in some other realm.
I do. My target is Linux servers. Look at the topic : Reclaiming the lost art of Linux server administration" not "Finding another inefficient way to administer a phone"