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Tatsh
Maybe you already know this: ultimately this sound is supposed to be a better alternative to the old 'successful POST' beep that PCs would make (I still have a system...
Requires SIP to be disabled.
This repository targets Bash 4.x on OS X. It may work on Linux/BSD, even the Windows version of Bash that comes with _Git for Windows_. It may even work on...
Well, I am not sure about that since my PS1 used on Linux and Mac does not seem to have this problem but it has `\n` within. PS1 is not...
See the reference manual section _[Controlling the Prompt](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Controlling-the-Prompt)_. It seems to me that your Bash has `\n` not being decoded properly. It would not surprise me if this is specific...
You are running Bash 3. Set iTerm to use Bash 4 (however you get it).
It's not used in the scripts here. The completion scripts that get referenced (after full installation) use `declare -A`. See #544
Drush is 99% of a PHP application. The only shell part is where it invokes PHP after finding the correct path. I have had Drush working on Bash 4.x for...
Ugh. Is there a user option somewhere, you could diff `defaults read` output before and after?