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The editor battle is already over at our work (Xemacs is the champion), but we're treading on new holy war ground. Some here use bash, and some use tcsh. This causes many nightmares for shell script writers, as some refuse to install the shell which they don't run. Or they may (in the case of my boss) have a binary named "bash" and "/bin/sh" which are both just copies of tcsh. Ughhh...

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In reply to On The Subject Of Holy Wars... by BlueLines
in thread The three virtues of Perl are CONFLICTING! by wombat

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