Danny Weldon

@marcastel is it not possible to just install it with`yum install ksh`

To pipe in here, I do remember there being several changes to what looked to me like critical tight loops to simplify the code with I assume the expectation that...

@jghub Whilst I agree with you, most utilities that have color highlighting only display it when writing to a console, unless there is a switch to force it. eg. for...

As @kusalananda has said, these variables are still being actively used on servers, because local mail is necessary for system accounts (unless redirected). I can't remember how many times I...

I had not heard about this but it seems necessary as otherwise, if I create a readonly variable, how can we make sure it stays readonly in a normal subshell...

I have done some experimentation with localisation based on another one of Finbarr's examples from 2010 and found it fairly easy to do. https://blog.fpmurphy.com/2010/07/localizing-korn-shell-scripts.html Looking in the ast source code,...

> Maybe we can print a message when ksh does this. Another problem with doing this is that it could potentially break using `rsync` with `ssh` if it prints text...

I think there needs to be more attention given to what @kdudka as a representative of Redhat says. If you change ksh too much, you run the very real risk...

Okay, I would have liked to have had it kept, but I will concede that it is probably best to remove it. The code will still be there in the...

Running `set -o noglob` works in bash 4.3.48: ```shell $ echo $BASH_VERSION 4.3.48(1)-release $ set -o noglob $ set -o | grep noglob noglob on ```