Re: python support in CVS.

Scott Klement <klemscot@klements.com> writes:

> True, /bin/sh is not bash on FreeBSD.   However, I wasn't having the
> problem that Carey was describing....

It's quite possible that the *BSD sh has been improved since someone
from Debian ported it to Linux and called it "ash", more than three
years ago:

} This is a very simple port of ash taken from NetBSD-current on
} 1997/06/18.  The file setmode.c was taken from src/libc/gen and is
} needed since the Linux libc does provide getmode(3) or setmode(3).
} History editing is disabled to avoid code bloat.  This also means that
} building the package is possible without the BSD libedit.

The man page looks just the same as the NetBSD sh(1) man page I found
online, though.

-- 
         Carey Evans  http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/c.evans/
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