Closed billyboozer closed 11 years ago
Thanks @billyboozer!
The guide that we were already linking to in the README said to add the new bash entry to /etc/shells
. The guide that Billy found says to add it to /private/etc/shells
. I'm guessing those are the same?
I am honestly not sure. I've always done /etc/shells
On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 8:54 AM, Lee Smith notifications@github.com wrote:
The guide that we were already linking to in the README said to add the new bash entry to /etc/shells. The guide that Billy found says to add it to /private/etc/shells. I'm guessing those are the same?
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According to here /etc
is symlinked to /private/etc
I prefer the instructions tell you to add it to /etc
because that is normal. I would prefer not to link to external sources for instructions. Those links can die and it would be a while before we would realize it. We should take all external documentation and rewrite it for our purposes.
I wish brew info was more explicit, so that we could just link to https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula/bash.rb#L26
On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 9:02 AM, Tom Miller notifications@github.com wrote:
According to herehttp://superuser.com/questions/270746/are-there-any-differences-between-etc-and-private-etc /etc is symlinked to /private/etc I prefer the instructions tell you to add it to /etc because that is normal.I would prefer not to link to external sources for instructions. Those links can die and it would be a while before we would realize it. We should take all external documentation and rewrite it for our purposes.
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I will probably add a documentation directory for instructions for installing dependencies on various operation systems.
Word.
I'll bet I never re-wrote those instructions... oh well :)
RIP
The polka README should have instructions on updating bash via Homebrew so I added a link for those instructions.