Mastodawn

I remember seeing a tool years ago to help you ensure that shell scripts would run using as wide a variety of POSIX shells as possible.

I've forgotten what it was.

Can someone remind me?

#Linux #bash #shell #POSIX #posixCompliant

AskUbuntu Apr 29

Why a session leader can not change it's pgid? #process #posixcompliant

https://askubuntu.com/q/1566223/612

Why a session leader can not change it's pgid?

Why a session leader can not change it's Pgid?Why it's restricted what is the reason ?

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Patrick

Mar 25

One Open-source Project Daily

:rainbow: To each context its own shell color

https://github.com/ramnes/context-color

#1ospd #opensource #posixcompliant #shell #terminal #unixporn

GitHub - ramnes/context-color: :rainbow: To each context its own shell color

:rainbow: To each context its own shell color. Contribute to ramnes/context-color development by creating an account on GitHub.

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okanogen VerminEnemyFromWithin Dec 31, 2023

May your New Year 2024 be filled with #Posix compliance!
#PosixCompliant #Linux

Filip 🌱 🦀Sep 12, 2023

Hear me out: #NuShell but #posixCompliant.

Jokes aside, there are so many #Posix non-compliant #shell implementations that are so cool, but almost any #shellScript expects a compliant env. It also does not seem to be too appealing of a skill to any employer

Anything out there like what I described that I'm missing maybe?

Mephres Jan 21, 2023

My #posixcompliant Shell Login Manager is currently in stable condition. Sometime soon, I will make it work like a proper Login-/Display Manager by making it call /usr/share/xsessions and wayland-sessions only, but the way it currently works is fine and consistent as well. I hope I can get some help in this regard sometime soon, though.

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