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| You can switch to BASH if you are very familiar with BASH, however it is **recommended** to stick with KSH as KSH is more POSIX compliant. | You can switch to BASH if you are very familiar with BASH, however it is **recommended** to stick with KSH as KSH is more POSIX compliant. | ||
| - | That said, you *can* also make KSH behave more like BASH, which is more preferable than switching over to BASH. | + | That said, you //can// also make KSH behave more like BASH, which is more preferable than switching over to BASH. |
| === I don't like KSH at all === | === I don't like KSH at all === | ||