Basically every non-Windows system comes with a POSIX-compliant shell at /bin/sh. If you’re using shebangs in your POSIX shell scripts like you should, using Fish as your Friendly InteractiveShell shouldn’t be a problem.
even if it was… you can just run bash or /bin/sh and then run the script there. It’s not you can’t shell into a different shell to run a script. you lose nothing.
I used to use fish but I don’t like their weird scripting language. I want my shell to be POSIX compliant.
Basically every non-Windows system comes with a POSIX-compliant shell at
/bin/sh. If you’re using shebangs in your POSIX shell scripts like you should, using Fish as your Friendly Interactive Shell shouldn’t be a problem.deleted by creator
even if it was… you can just run
bashor/bin/shand then run the script there. It’s not you can’t shell into a different shell to run a script. you lose nothing.Not being POSIX is one of its main selling points. If you want POSIX, you’re not the target audience