Hi Greg,
The mere existence of -and ability to manage-, say, /etc/zshenv does not
enforce any particular policy
on a given system, it simply allows for the possibility to have a single
control point for all shell instances.
Unfortunately, a compile time option for bash, is not a feature at the sa
Hi Rob,
IMHO, the crap of vendors that you mentioned is very real and, it is
largely caused by -and not causing-
lack of a single place for applying environment tuning/control. Compare
bash vs zsh:
http://blog.flowblok.id.au/static/images/shell-startup-actual.png # if you
have similar diagram for
Hi,
I much align to Piotr's approach to this. And I'd reiterate his important
question: "How much harm can it do?"
Well, really, if there is a counter argument to inventing such a hook,
please put it forward now, because it needs to be considered.
I wish config-top.h or configure would be a solut
