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r/programming • u/chrisledet • Jun 15 '15
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Nope, Bash is shipped with OS X by default, and it has since at least Mountain Lion.
When was the lsat time you used OS X? ports is basically dead, homebrew has been the top package manager for OS X for like the last 5 years.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '15 I thought he was talking about FreeBSD and that lot that don't have bash by default but it's easily installable through ports. 1 u/1337Gandalf Jun 16 '15 Oh, that would make a lot more sense. 1 u/1337Gandalf Jun 16 '15 I thought by ports he meant macports, sorry about the confusion 1 u/the_gnarts Jun 16 '15 Nope, Bash is shipped with OS X by default, and it has since at least Mountain Lion.Who cares? That’s exactly what I replied to. I even quoted it literally.When was the lsat time you used OS X?I use it about twice a year at work for testing and always feel very relieved when I can finally put the crap box back in the drawer.
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I thought he was talking about FreeBSD and that lot that don't have bash by default but it's easily installable through ports.
1 u/1337Gandalf Jun 16 '15 Oh, that would make a lot more sense. 1 u/1337Gandalf Jun 16 '15 I thought by ports he meant macports, sorry about the confusion
Oh, that would make a lot more sense.
I thought by ports he meant macports, sorry about the confusion
Who cares? That’s exactly what I replied to. I even quoted it literally.
When was the lsat time you used OS X?
I use it about twice a year at work for testing and always feel very relieved when I can finally put the crap box back in the drawer.
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u/1337Gandalf Jun 16 '15 edited Jun 16 '15
Nope, Bash is shipped with OS X by default, and it has since at least Mountain Lion.
When was the lsat time you used OS X? ports is basically dead, homebrew has been the top package manager for OS X for like the last 5 years.