paoloap
About the shell that will interpreted the script
First, thanks for your script, it has been very helpful.
One question: I use debian, in it the path /bin/sh é um atalho para /bin/dash. This interpreter is pretty short and doesn't understanding things like [[ ]], so zared doesn't work in it. Is there a way for the script to be more compatible with different distributions?
Same on void-linux.
Why not just depend on #!/bin/bash if that's the shell the script is written for?
Porting it to work on dash would probably be a fair amount of work, since this already depends on hugly large packages like LibreOffice and Calibre, is anything gained from the effort to work on a minimal shell?
Yep, zaread is using #!/bin/sh and seems like they expect it to be linked to /bin/bash so it'd be a better idea to just put #!/bin/bash as writing #!/bin/sh (normally in certain sense implies posix compliance), as the [[ ]] aren't supported by posix.
The idea is to make it fully POSIX compliant, and we have a large PR (#19), it's just tricky to merge it, as there are a lot of conflicts. I'll try to take the time this week to do it.
