I discussed this in #7 and I find it really annoying. /bin/bash is symlinked to /bin/dash on Ubuntu and every other system that doesn't use bash but something compatible. So for the Ubuntu (and every fork, variant, spin, etc.) user it doesn't make a difference. For every user that doesn't use this particular brand of bash-compatible shell (so basically everyone in not-Ubuntu-world) has problems using this script.
Just use /bin/bash like every other shell script :)
I discussed this in #7 and I find it really annoying.
/bin/bash
is symlinked to/bin/dash
on Ubuntu and every other system that doesn't usebash
but something compatible. So for the Ubuntu (and every fork, variant, spin, etc.) user it doesn't make a difference. For every user that doesn't use this particular brand ofbash
-compatible shell (so basically everyone in not-Ubuntu-world) has problems using this script.Just use
/bin/bash
like every other shell script :)