[x-unix]from tcsh to bash

[John Harrold]

Sometime in May sham khalil assaulted the keyboard and produced:

| i'm sorry if i've offended anybody.  i knew that my post could start
| shell or os war.  i'm new to mac os.  i had used freebsd.  but i'm not
| much into programming or shell scripting.  For freebsd, root is default
| to csh.  for other users i set them tcsh.  some postings in freebsd list
| suggest that not to change the root shell and environments.  basically to
| make user feel not easy in root shell.  i'm considering to change my
| default shell to tcsh, but i'm not sure if it has an effect to anything
| else.  from previous posting, i learned that jaguar default shell is
| tcsh,  but it was changed to bash in panther.  i just need to know.  not
| to start a war.

Don't worry, this isnt a war. I was just trying to represent a different
perspective and demonstrate how some statements could be taken. I didn't
take anything pejoratively and I apologize if I offended flipper, though I
don't believe that I did ;)..



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