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For quite time I want to try zsh shell.
I think why not it's faster , compatible with bash and have adventages over bash (I read wiki page).
And here's my queston after configuration of zsh and using it I can delate bash package and evry bash file?
Thanks for answers
Last edited by SpeedVin (2009-08-09 14:04:26)
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Hello
For quite time I want to try zsh shell.
I think why not it's faster , compatible with bash and have adventages over bash (I read wiki page).
And here's my queston after configuration of zsh and using it I can delate bash package and evry bash file?
Thanks for answers
No! Arch linux uses bash to run all of its scripts. You would not be able to boot.
Changing your login shell is not the same thing as changing sh.
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SpeedVin wrote:Hello
For quite time I want to try zsh shell.
I think why not it's faster , compatible with bash and have adventages over bash (I read wiki page).
And here's my queston after configuration of zsh and using it I can delate bash package and evry bash file?
Thanks for answersNo! Arch linux uses bash to run all of its scripts. You would not be able to boot.
Changing your login shell is not the same thing as changing sh.
Ok thanks for answer I will stay with Bash
Last edited by SpeedVin (2009-08-09 14:19:29)
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SpeedVin wrote:Hello
For quite time I want to try zsh shell.
I think why not it's faster , compatible with bash and have adventages over bash (I read wiki page).
And here's my queston after configuration of zsh and using it I can delate bash package and evry bash file?
Thanks for answersNo! Arch linux uses bash to run all of its scripts. You would not be able to boot.
Changing your login shell is not the same thing as changing sh.
But I have next question what if I modife initscript's rc.local,shutdown and other to use zsh (change #!/bin/bash to #!/bin/zsh)?
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Bash and zsh aren't completely compatible, you'll most probably run into trouble. Booting will also be slower because zsh starts slower then bash (due to the shell being bigger, it has a lot more features).
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buttons wrote:SpeedVin wrote:Hello
For quite time I want to try zsh shell.
I think why not it's faster , compatible with bash and have adventages over bash (I read wiki page).
And here's my queston after configuration of zsh and using it I can delate bash package and evry bash file?
Thanks for answersNo! Arch linux uses bash to run all of its scripts. You would not be able to boot.
Changing your login shell is not the same thing as changing sh.
But I have next question what if I modife initscript's rc.local,shutdown and other to use zsh (change #!/bin/bash to #!/bin/zsh)?
I wouldn't recommend that. bash and zsh aren't 100% compatible.
I'm just asking myself why you would want to remove bash. You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
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You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
That and bash is faster for interpreting scripts.
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SpeedVin wrote:buttons wrote:No! Arch linux uses bash to run all of its scripts. You would not be able to boot.
Changing your login shell is not the same thing as changing sh.
But I have next question what if I modife initscript's rc.local,shutdown and other to use zsh (change #!/bin/bash to #!/bin/zsh)?
I wouldn't recommend that. bash and zsh aren't 100% compatible.
I'm just asking myself why you would want to remove bash. You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
Hmm I just install apps like that:
One app for one thing
Last edited by SpeedVin (2009-08-09 15:17:27)
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rine wrote:You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
That and bash is faster for interpreting scripts.
Prove it!
I said the above jokingly, but do you have links to any benchmarks?
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rine wrote:SpeedVin wrote:But I have next question what if I modife initscript's rc.local,shutdown and other to use zsh (change #!/bin/bash to #!/bin/zsh)?
I wouldn't recommend that. bash and zsh aren't 100% compatible.
I'm just asking myself why you would want to remove bash. You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
Hmm I just install apps like that:
One app for one thing
It's not only an app but also a scripting language. You wouldn't remove perl just because you use python, right?
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SpeedVin wrote:rine wrote:I wouldn't recommend that. bash and zsh aren't 100% compatible.
I'm just asking myself why you would want to remove bash. You can switch to zsh completely for every imaginable use but still let bash there for scripts that have #!/bin/bash. It's just a few MB on your hard disk, shouldn't be a problem.
Hmm I just install apps like that:
One app for one thingIt's not only an app but also a scripting language. You wouldn't remove perl just because you use python, right?
I know thanks I think anyway I will try zsh
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