Red Hat Nullifies Differences Between Bash, Csh

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Monday November 4, 2002 @11:02AM from the funny-funny-haha dept.

Andreas(R) writes "Red Hat Software has revealed that future versions of the distribution will hide the differences between command-line user interfaces, creating a 'more unified shell prompt experience'. 'I don't mind if they rebrand and unify the GNOME and KDE interfaces,' said one Linux longhair. 'Frankly, I rarely use GUIs. But when they start messing with my CLI, then it's personal. I'm not going to sit here and let Red Hat infect my beloved tcsh with those annoying quirks from bash." Ah, nothing like satire that only a small group will truly grok. *grin*

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Question by program21 · 2002-11-04 11:06 · Score: 0, Redundant

Why is an article from a humor/satire site (Humorix) being posted main-page to /. ?

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